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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-09-24
BIG VESSEL DISABLED.
Steamer Mauritania Loses Propeller and
Passengers Have Exciting Trip
in the Storm.

NEW YORK, Sept. 2l.-PaSsenger>
on the liner Mauretania. the largest ship
ahoat, had terrifying experience in
midocean last Thursday, when. through
an accident to one Of the propeller
shafts and propcllcrS. the vessel bobbed
mp and down for nearly five minutes like
Il SprngieSS wagon on corduroy road.
The corridors and gangWayS We're
filled with terrified women, many Of
them III scanty attire One woman ran
through the main saloon attired only in
Il chemiSe and a feather boa.
Fourteen tirem"n, at work in the coal
bunkers, were buried under piles of coal.
precipitatcd upon them by the vertical
Earring of the ship. One of them Sus-
tanned broken arm, another broken
leg, and the scalp of still another was
50 Iacoratcd as to require twenty three
stitches
There was terrific gale blowing Mt
the time of the accideut-thc same hurri-
cane all the ships crossing the Atlantic
This week encountered. The big vessel
SlaShcd around ON the waves for half an
hour, and when the engines started again
the nerve racking Earring started also.
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CHOLERA GRIPS RUSSIA
OVER $50 DIE IN ONE DAY IN
CARS DOMAIN.
Plague Rapidly Spreading and Many
Restaurants Are Closed in
Capital.

ST. PETERSBURG. Sept. 2l.-The
cholera is increasing rapidly day by day
in st. Petersburg The efforts of the
authorities in stopping the sale of liquor
between Saturday and Monday and the
other preventative measures taken have
had but little if any effect i'll checking
the spread of the epidemic.
Between noon Of Sunday and noon Of
today the principal hospitals reported
$50 cases and 100 deaths. and the add
ton of the statistics from the military
and suburban hospitals for this same pc
Rod of time will swell this total to truly
formidable proportions. There are thir-
tN-1our cases of policemen alone in the
Seminotfsky military hospitals.
Dispatches received here from these
provinces report 4SS new cases and POI
deaths in twenty-four hours, Rostov-ou-
the-Don furnishing IS eases and 50
deaths.
The police of st. Petersburg today
summary closed several restaurants
that had violated the order against the
sale Of spirits and seized the stocks Of
some unlicensed dealers.
WASHINGTON. D.. G., Sept. III
With cholera increasing botn in the
Philippines and in Russia the govern
ment authorities here are watching the
situation abroad with great interest. EN-
traordinary measures have been taken
with view of suppresSing the outbreak
IN the Philippines as far as possible and
To prevent the spread of the cholera out
of the Russian ports from which i'm
migrants leave for this country.
Governor General Smith, in Il dispatch
10 the inSular bureau, says that up to 6
o clock this afternoon there were thirty
five cases in Manila and that cold rains
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FORAKER WILL NOT
SPEAK WITH TAFT
OHIO SENATOR CANCELS TALKING
DATES ARRANGED BY NATIONAL
COMMITTEE.
MAKES HIS OWN CAMPAIGN.
He VIII Canvass State for Reelection
but Will Not EmbarrasS Presi-
Dental Nominee.
WILL WORK FOR REPUBLICANS

CINCINNATI, O.. Sept. 21.-Oficial-
~ WlthdraWlng from all speaking en-
gagements in the national aud state cam
paIgns, United States Senator Joseph r.
+ Oraker mas announced that he will pub
Hcly answer the charges made by w. X.
Hearst and VIII make a personal tour
Of the state III behalf Of his own re
election.
In written request to National
Chairman Frank II. Hitchcock, senator
Foraker asked to be relieved from the
appointments which had been arranged
for HIM by the national speakers bu-
fehu, ana IN Communi, alton TO State
Chairman Williams of the OHIO Repub-
Hcan committee he made the same re
quest as TO the engagements which had
been arranged for MIN IN this state.
As to Senator Furahpr~ senatorial
candidacy, his position is made plain i'll
me following announcement:
Senator Foraker Will leave the SeleC-
non of his successor to the Legislature,
but will do all in his power To see that
a Republican Legislature is elected.
Throughout the negotiations, Judge
Taft refused absolutely lo comment for
publication on the matter. 1t has since
developed that he had NJ once taken the
position that the joint engagement must
he cancelled. 1t also has developed that
the candidate received iu~istaut advice to
take the initiative in the matter of can.
ceiling the arrangements and that his re.
ply was emphatic in this language:
IF it would win me every vote in the
United States | cannot hit a man when
he is down.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

MILwArKEE, Sept 2L-closo-,Whoas-
Steady. No. ! northern ON trnck los
4S NJ HarIcy%St@ S St " d. a a9.a
co. Ryc-stcady; no. on track, 75lac.
Flour quotations IN CARROTS are lard
straightS, IN wood, 3,3op5io; export pat
ehts, IN sacks, 4.'oai,So first clears, In
sacks, 4'Wt4t -; rye. IN wood, 3'"1D4o %;
11GHuHl''r 20 "''e"'o'' s"chs' NahsaS' III WOOL
4'3 3I9, ~ Zoo ~ so., ., c,o.. WI.
9, CHICAGO; H. Sept. 2l.-tl heat
SSfptemnnSS!r' ~ @ %; becgmbGr L"r4m lI%s
nciobrr, 7$7.r; nGcemhor, &C.; W NAV, atI9iT+GG
e42sc. oots-ssptr@Ser 4slsc Dec D3com "f,t%
h l"5' October l3,3,i2; Nay 1890; Deem
To- ionnary . 2Iai Wpv i"1 oc'IH ih:
-SeptruIhcr, = G2ia: OGfoher ~ ~: Tnnnnrv
SSH Rvc.CaSh' 7G"7Gi.r. Tnrije S'-i"asi
5sutoc TimothyI ribar 35o rI"vrr
EOrr0hpr 400
CiilCAGO. ill.,, Sent ol.-Recelpts-Flour
27,154 bbs; wheat. 1900 bus: corn, 357 .;lsi
rye. 5000 bus; timothy seed, 1851 lbs;
ilaNscGd, 200 bus, Shipmcnts-Flour. =,
bus; oats, 2iS,%"a h@s; barley. 3S,216 bus;
rye; IW~ bus; timothy seed; 5l?,d4l lbs.
CHICAGO. H. sept. 2l.-tash wheat
No. > red, l.o"hsulN1; No. 3 red, 1oolaU
I"l; no so. lard, Iuossa Lon: ~ spring.
i"4M %, 70 10 :, SprinS' 'SC9 i"t; torn
an nT. - '''' No. o. ''y'' '2'' o"Is-N h'Us
!, NV l'hh N, H'pt. II, IoS"u neat
onz} loo52, lUnt4, May
49, 49, 'i''''""''' $50 "'cehoer'
hANTAH o. !. 40, Hrlr, IL neat
"osb "rJ Nay
@ils"rc. NJ rod IN. ~ nnS 70 90 -
Tntn Sc,,tcnTor ~ co,, -, '''E a.,
N"r i", Gn"h, w - r,i,oT ~, ~ I' ~
49," NJ 3" ,yNito - ..'Geu NJ D.
~ > Unit" lsial,3ls,.' NJ a. p 'o,2G'
III ~ ""'''' f9'2''o'' 40 hiNeu'
MI>yr,pn1rs MINI S,,. %, c,oa.
Nj, .>r X: 1Lin, MINI sept II lose
NnpatmN", o,, lli ~, @,4H Ln"t2; No. /
n4 nnl,I W. Han, ~" "a morthern'
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-09-24
PARIS IS DEAD TOWN,
by Destruction of Telephone and
Telegraph Wires

PARIS, Sept. 2l.-paris was prac-
ticalIy Frustrated commercially today as
Il result of the fire that last night de
stroycd the central telephone building
In addition to the total interruption Of
the telephone service between Paris and
the provinces and foreign points, the
department Of posts announced this aft
ernOon that the flames had destroyed
also "A large number of the long distance
telegraph wires which were strung I'M
der the telephone headquarters. Conse-
quently the telegraph service to England
Belgium, Australia, the northern part Of
France and the suburbs of Paris is Sc
riously affected and il is impossible to-
day to handle the business offered.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-09-24
WILBUR WRIGHT
UP 81 MINUTES
IN AER0PLANE
AMERICAN BREAKS ALL RECORDS
IN FLIGHT AT LIE MANS,
FRANCE.
fRENCHMEN ALL GO "WIlD."
Enthusiastic to Highest Degree When
Foreigner Scars About Perfectly
Controlling Machine
INJURED BROTHER OVERJOYED.

lie MANS, France, Sept. 21.-Wilbur
Wright. the American aeroplaniSt, flew
in his machine at the AustOurs field here
today for one hour, thrty-one minutes
and tifty-tive seconds. This is the worlds
record.
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I l(IS
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-09-24
LITTLE JIMMIE" DEAD.
Leader of Minneapolis Theater Orchestra
Weighed $50 Pounds and Was Popu-
lar IN Theatrical World

ST PAUL, MINI. Sept 21.-James
Latourellc, known as Little Jimmie" to
the theatrical people who came to the
Twin cities because of his immense size
and weight, which was 400 pounds died
at his home in this city yesterday. Lit
tie Jimmie was the leader of the or
chcstra in a local vaudeville theater and
had occupied the same position in the
uter III Minneapolis for several years He
WAS 30 years of age. BESIDES leading
the orchestra, he frequently appeared on
the stage as a musical soloist.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-09-24
ANOTHER CHELSEA FIRE
Unfortunate Massachusetts City Has
Blaze Which Destroys Section In
touched on April IL.

CHELSEA, Mass. Sept. 21.-Nearly
an acre of wooden buildings on the north
side of the Boston X Maine tracks in
this city, which escaped the contlagration
Of April ~. were swept away today by
another disastrous fire, cntaiing loss
Of 100000.
The principal buildings destroyed
We're: Atwood X McMauus box factory:
Pope x tottle lumber yard; Lee Broth
crs' shoe factory; I.arrahce x Co. shoe
string factory; the Chelsea Bottling com
pany's factory, and seven tenement
houses.
The hounds of the fire were West
Third street, the Boston X Maine tracks,
Everett avenue and Carter street.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-09-24

Springfield Jurors Send Cause of Recent
Race Riots u G7l!oWs Tor
Murder.

SPRINGFIELD, III. sept. rs lian..
Ing IS To he the punishment of Joseph
Imu"s. the -o-Ecar-oId negro murderer
ol tIrrrl g. Ballard THIS II the YER
diet Of the jury read in court last night.
The co!urcd youth whose crime pre-
cedIug the assault On Mrs. Mabel Hal
lam rs IN unknown negro, was one Of
the cnuScs of the race war in tins city,
VII pay the penalty on the scaffold.
Iamcs attorneys have announced that
they viii not ask for an appeal aud Will
carry the ense 10 further we have
done all we can is the only statement
they make.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-09-24
NEW RAILROAD OPENED
Grand Trunk Pacific Completes Lirl. in
Third Trans-Continental Tracks
Across Canada.

WINNIPEG, Manitoba, Sept. 21.-Al-
fred W. Smithers of London, vice presi-
dent Of the Grand Trunk railway. assist
ed by Charles NJ. Hays, president of the
Grand Trunk Pacific railway. today Of
hcially opened the Grand Trunk Pacific
railways third transcontineutal railway
across Canada which is now completed
from Winnipeg to Battle River GGG
miles and ready to handle traffic that
distance. The road will be completed
to Edmonton, a distance Of 1000 miles
by the beginning Of this winter
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-09-24
CIGARETTE BURNS BABY
Lighted Stump Sets Fire to Wraps in
Carriage, Severely Injuring
Infant

HANCOCK. Mich, Sept. 21.-[Spo-
ciaL while wheeling his infant child
along the street Prof. \. j IIoule of
the Michigan College of Mines noticed
smoke curling up from the coverings in
the baby carriage. An Investigation dis
closed that the wraps around the baby
were on fire, aud that the child had been
severely hWaed \ cigarette stump.
still lighted, WAS found in the carriage.
II is believed that the stump was thrown
from and upper story window by some
careless smoker The baby will recover.
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ARE FIGHTING PLAGUE.
Manila Authorities Order Constabulary
to Assist

MANILA, Sept. 21.-The civil com
mission, summoned i'll special session by
Gov.-Gen. Smith to deal with the cpl
demic of cholera, today decided to order
POO members of the constahulary into
the city to assist the Wealth. Inspectors in
their campaign against the plague. 1t
was decided to discourage. as far as pos
sihle, gatherings of the people and to
refuse permits for fiestas and like celo-
hrationS, Additional physicians and
more nurses have volunteered for service
and have gone to the cholera hospital
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cHAPERoNEs ON REQUIRED LIST.
University Of Iowa Adopts Stuct Social
Regulations for Students.

IOWA CITY Ia. sept I3.-At au
lJatics attended ~ men and women stu.
dents " the University ii iowa rBap.
,or9ues must be present This is Guly onc
OF tie new rules that conlr9nts the SIN.
dents who are returning for fhoIr yaar'.
work opening Monday Boating has
been classified as a social can ~ tAe
after 10 o'clock will be persouaa non
,pIaiae with the senate All soclal fupr.
tois must he held Oh Friday ana Satur.
dag nights preceding holidays. All par-
tie must be ended by midnight exrerd
The four class parties, aud only tIe
seniors will be permitted 10 dance later
than g. Ia.
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FOUND DEAD IN BERTH.
f. G. Emmons, Well Known Duluth
Broker, Succumbs in Car from
Omaha to St. Paul

ST. PAUL. Mimi, Sept PIE. G.
EmmonS, we'll known broker of Duluth.
was found dead in sleeping car berth
on Il train as il was entering the Union
station here today The train ca,le from
Omaha, Fatty degeneration Of the heart
VAS given - the cause Of death by the
coroner
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M + ARLAND GIVES UP.

TORONTO, ont, Sept. eli. NJ
Mcfarland, alias Bellamy, who was ar
rested here recently on { charge Of de-
frauding several people in the sale of
alleged rare books, but who failed to
appear at the time set for his hearing,
surrendered last night aud later left for
Chicago. in tile custody of detectives
from that city.
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FOUND DEAD IN BRUSH.
Henry Rankin of Mineral Point Meets
Death N a Mysterious
Manner.
MINERAL, POINT Wis.

MINERAL POINT, Wis, Sept 21.-
| Special, Henry Rankin, aged -. of
this city. was found dead by two boys
yesterday afternoon in the brush two
miles east of here. The top of the mans
head had been blown off, presumably 10y
a charge from shotgun, but no trace of
n iirearm could he found near the place
where the body was found. Rankin was
last seen Saturday morning in company
with 4 stranger
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MILWAUKEE HAY MARKET.

Choice timothy hay. 10 75011Vp: NJ. I
timothy hay. loUou105O; No > timothy
lay. S5oa05o; clover ana mixed, 7.50G
$50; choice Kansas ana Nebraska prairie.
95ou1ooo; No. prairie. o@ao.25; No.
> prairie, N'pdS.Ip; Wisconsin marsh
feeding, G.Ipu7.ur: packing hay, 5.5UnG.Ut.
rye, straw G.oouG.jo; oats straw, e.-jQ 600
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Orville Wright Pleased.

FORT MEYER, Va. Sept 21.-Or-
willie Wright, who met with disaster IN
his last flight ON the parade grounds.
was overioyod when he learned of his
brothers triumph. He still feels kccnly
the death of his companion, Lieut. Self
ridge, but received the news from France
with the greatest pleasure.
1T is no surprise To me- he said. I'VE
have II machine which is no longer al
experiment. We can fly. and it will only
take n short time to perfect the mcchau-
ism and art of managing it, The recent
accident has taught me lesson which
will be of great profit when am able to
leave the hospital and resume the
FIGHTS"
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tATTlE-Markrt lower; butchers steers.
good 10 choice, 4Jpu5.26; medium TO good,
3.oo04rp; heifcrs, medium to good, 5000
10: common TO fair, 2.5ou3.oo; COWS, good
10 choice. 3.p0HIO: fair to good, 2.Jud2 81:
good to choice. 2.9uu3.25; bologna bulls,
common to fair, 2.5Ou2. 81; feeders, $3.50
80; StocherS. 2.1jQ3.21; springers, 35.OoGl
5000
Cattle sales were little lower but only
90 head were on sale. Calves and sheep
were at last weeks closing quotations with
no receipts.
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- \ IT.
Ave. Price. No.
.-a... So 49,
Ave Price

l....... $50 SIS 6...... SOS S&.0D
o G,.ALNES-steady; choice to prime, ,7.5olr
So; comm non 70 fair d5o4I25; heavy
SHEEP Spring lambs. 3.5oa475; sheep.
good TO choice, 323u4pD; common To falr,
2@ GiIjSSG6 5n'hI 2'g ga o,co+t,opo
cetpts, about 21,Ooo; market steady To IA
shade higher. BcevcS 36J07.6O; Texas
steers. 100000; western steers. 3.2jdj.Sp:
stockers ana feeders, 9.Gua435: cows and
helferS, l. 81 600; calves, 6.pkuS -. Hogs
Receipts estimated about 22Oro, market
steady To shade higher. Light. G6tI7. -;
mixed, 6.G5Ql 81 y; heavy, G.6Oa7.4o; rough.
6.6o06S5; pigs, 45oa4 %; good to choice
heavy, GS5u7.4o; bulk of sales, 6.9ou7. Il.
Sheep - Estimated receipts, about 33,0OO;
market steady; native, 2.2ju4.3o; western
sheep. =. 25u4.31; yearlingS, 43Va4 50: ma
tive lambs, 3.25QJso; western lambs. 81
case
SOUTH OMAHA. Neb.. Sept 21-Cattlc
receipts. 5000: steady To stronger: native
-; western steers, 32541G5; Texas
steers, 3ora4.5O; range cows and heifrrs
..1N04.oc; stockers and feeders, 2.I5u4.15;
calves, 3.owdoo. Hogs-Reccipts, 2o.o;
steady; bulk of sales G.SpJ6cO. SHEEP
Receipts $1,000; steady to Zoe lower; lambs,
5.p'05.3u; sheep, 30pd435,
KANSAS CITY, Mo, Sept. 21.-Cattlc--
natiy" steers, 4.jou 80; native cows ana
heifers l.13@ -; stockers and feeders > 50
M4.l5 bulls, 22343 =! calves, 3.5oq65o;
WESTERN SlttTS, 81 ibtib.-b, western COWS.
2.5oQ3.75. Hogs-Receipts, 1000; steady:
bulk Of sales, G,douTOo. SheCp-RcCeipts
1o"oo; steady; muttons. 3.Goal1o; lambs.
25HI 40: range wethers, 3.4pM 4.2o; fed
ewes. 3.Up0i.uO
81 LOUIS, Mo, Sept. 21.-Cattlc-Rc-
ccipS, 900; strong; beef steers, 3."ra7. IL:
sturkerS ana feeders, 2.4od42p; cows ana
hcifers. 29uu5.9j. Texas steers, 29JGI.I:
COWS and heifers, 1,l3a3.75. Hogs-Rc.
ceipts 5000; steady; pigs and lights 4.Iolp
40: packers, 6.5uUT1O; butchers and best
sayy. 6.15a7io Shocp-Recoipts, 100;
lady; natives. 3.oo44,5o; lambs, 3.oou5.I5;
fpXauS
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NIENAIi The Wisconsin district az tho
tHltrd Danish Lutheran church I'm America
VII hod It's annual meeting here, October
- H.
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STOCKYAPDs RFpopr

IIOEN-NOrkrt Stoady: fair 10 choicn
mixed and butchers, d.70a7.40; common ana
SIaSSy' mixed 5.Hoa6.5o: packers, selected,
hackers, GoO0G.5O; light, G.7OuT.10: uies,
A5o15Hu; thin throw outs. 4.5u05.25.
The local hog market was SUN at ~.
day ) ana Saturdays figures and the 800
head on sale here today were disposed OF
at these prices.
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LATEST MARKET REPORTS,
MILWAUKEE,, Sept. 81.
EGG AND DAIRY MARKETS

MILW AUkEE-BUTTER = Firm Elgn
prices of extra creamery is BE; local price.
extra creamery is 23e; prints, 24c;. hrsts,
oRlc ion seeo1d ioa i2a2o
16ul1c: packing stock, 13M nc
CHEESE-steady: American full cream.
new new make make twins 12ai2Ac: Young Amer
idc; iimburger new make, 1o1 l0l2c;
fancy brick 1l0i112c; low grades Sc; i'm
ported Swiss, 24c; block. 11q1114c; round
EGGS-firmer The produce boards Of
fetal market for strictl, fresh laid az re-
G;elFcd cases returned, lSl2c; fancy candled
checks, s09c. Receipts, 1856 cases; satur-
day, ~ cases
ELGIN, H., Sept. 2lma7lspecal, I-Elsin
for week in this district COS, 900 pounds
NEW YORK, Sept -Butter-IrreguIar;
receipts. $3.50; creamery, specials. 24u z4Ibc:
rXtraS, 23l2M23slc; third to first, 1su22j2c;
process common to special. 15U2llac: west.
ern factory. first. 19c; western Imitation
greamery; first l91@q2oc. Checse-Strong;
@l4Ac; do small, colored, or white, fancy
lie; do large, colored or white, fancy. l2isG:
9 f5ir so iSI I" prime l24i2c do common to
Firm; receipts, 1926; state. pennavIynnin
and nearby fancy. selected, white. :,lT,3Ic:
90 tair - choice 21ot 3oc; brown and mixed,
western hrstS. 2@d23c; seconds, 21151Isco''
CHICAGO, ILL.,, Sept. 2l-ChersrEStGI,dv.
daisies; he; twins, ll12012c; Young Amer,
CHICAGO. H.. Sept. ol.-Butter- Steady
creamcrieS, 2o023c; diaries, l7020c. EgSS
Firm, first PIC.
MUSCODA. Wis, Sept. 19.-Oneripgs ,so
twins sold ut l2isc: 30 ut u Size; 100 dali
les - 3-ldc; 10 at 1870; $50 ut l3lsc; 80
withdrawn. -''
STOCKYAPDc ppDoDr
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Will Fly in England.

1t is now stated upon good authority
thar Wright will try for the prize in Il
tiighmt from London to Manchester. II
distance of 100 miles. allowing three
stops for rcpeniShng the fuel supply.
He will also compete for the Nicheln
and Aero club prizes here. and if his
trials are successful. il means that he
viii rctMrn 10 Nmerica rich man.
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Frenchmen Cheer Aviator.
As the daring aviator sailed around the
field time after time, the official watches
clipping OF the minutes, then the hour
and finally the hour and half mark
the crowd of Frcnchmen below began To
cheer This demonstration continued
long after Wright made the descent and
then he was surrounded and the more en-
thuSiaStic ones wanted to carry him off
the military grounds ou their shoulders.
Wright. always a hero among the peas
ants and residents of lie Mans, is now
worSmpped
Il could have remained in the air
longer" said Wright upon touching the
ground Il viii try for longer flights
just rs soon rs the fuel tank on the aero
plane IS much larger My brother aud |
have now the worlds record in both
hemiSphercs. but we are not content We
have solved the problem of aerial nayi-
cation and will continue our demouStra-
TONS
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-11-14
ASSOCIATED CHARITIES

All the people of Blueneld are
united In their effort to keep the
poor properly. They have elected
the following 20 act as board OF d.
rectoB:
C. b. Hancock, pres dent. b. A.
Marks. vice president, j. A. b. Bruce
secretary and treasurer, j. Kinzer
]. ]. Giles. ID. NJ. Easley. ]. w.
Scruggs. Il. II. Brown, G.. II. Hill.
The board OF directors will meet
annually for the election OF officers
and the transaction OF any business
that may be proper.
This association is not one church
only. nor IS II or all the churches
together, It IL the organized effort
OF all the people In the city to help
the poor systematica.l and intel
ligently.
The min sters oil the city were
elected to act as superintendent
and Will give orders on the treasury
according to voting wards, as fol-
lows.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-11-14

Every woman desires q good COM
plexion, but 0ft-times either ruins
the one she has or fails to gaia one
by the paint and powder method she
employs. A good complexion II from
within and can't be painted or pow
dered on. Two things are necessary
In order to be the possessor OF q
good complexion. A healthy action
OF the liver and good rich blood.
Rydale's Liver Tablets takes coca
sionally and followed for a week or
ten days by Rydale's Tonic and plen.
~ OF fresh air and out OF doors ex-
ercise will beat all the paint and
powder in the world. Try 1t just
once and see. The White Pharmacy.