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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-03
SENSATION AT TRIAL.
Witness Says He Was Promised He
Would Be Looked After.

Amidst a mass of unDrintable testi-
mony at the suit for divorce of VIII
liam Z. FaTrer from his wife. Phoebe,
yesterday a small sensation was created
by the testimony of Joseph F. Hustler,
a witness for the husband, who said
he had been promised that he would be
looked after if his testimony was
against Farrer. The man who ap-
preached him he at first thought was
friendly to FaTrer. The case occupied
the time of Judge G, w. Morse all day.
and the defendants testimony has only
begun.
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New sanitary styles latest patterns.
Breeder Office Supply Co.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-03

A private safe may be rented in the
IRE and burglar proof vault of the Salt
Lake Security & Trust Co, 81 up Main
street, $500 per year and upwards.
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PUBLIC NOTICE.

OFFICE OF THE ASSESSOR OF THE DIS
TI{ICT OF COLUMBIA, March 13, 1909. No
tice il hereby given that on the thirty-first
day Of March, 1903, viii expire all licenses
granted by the Assessor OF the District of
Columbia to peddlers and produce dealers
trading at large. Said licenses must be
promptly renewed by all such persons desir-
ing 10 continue business after that date.
VIM p. RICHARDS. Assessor, ID g.
mh17-6 -eXSu
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, Washington d.
-. March Il 1903 NOTICE Is hereby given
that in accordance with the provision Of Pub
lie Act No. 270, approved February D. 1902
entitled An act TO authorize certain
Changes IN the permanent system Uf high
ways, District of Columbia" the COmQiis-
sioners Of the District Of Columbia VIII give
public hearing In the board room Of the
said Commissioners, March 81. 1869, at 1O:S
o clock a. m, to all parties interested or own
Ing land within and surrounding the territory
embraced by Michigan avenue, North Capitol
street, Evarts street and Glenwood Gene
terry A proposed plan for changing the line
Of Franklin street. and the opening OF Girard
street., within the above limits win be dis
played and the Commissioners viii consider
any suggestions or protests concerning the
proposed change and location Of any highway
OF portions Of highways as shown on above
mentioned plan. IL B. L. MCFARLAND
HENRY L. WEST. SPENCER COSBY, Com
missioners, District OF Columbia
mkI2-14t-exSu
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BALTIMORE And OHIO r. r.

~ IL AfAOlNL AANG OIltO ~ II.
LEAVE NEW UNION STATION.
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
Every Other Hour on the Odd Hour
10 PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
NEW TERMINAL, 23D ST, NEW YORK.
= go a m--Diner, Pullman Parlor.
1900 a. m--ObservatiOn Parlcr 5-hour Train
1900 a. m.-Diner and Pullman ParlOr Car
fll:O0 a m--Diner and Pullman Parlor car
100 ,. m--Diner and Pullman Parior Car
500 p. n--'R0yaj Limited" All Pullmans.
f4:O0 D. m--Coaches to PHILADELPHIA
900 D. m.-Diner and Pullman ParIor
800 ?: m--Coaches 20 Philadelphia
l2:l5 n. T.-Sleepers 70 New York.
'S'0s a. m.5sleepers to toPhiladelphsa and New
=, AILANTIC Al CITY. t7:OO. 300 tn:OO a. m.
fl'oe. 900 D. m.
EVERY HOUR ON THE HOUR
lWeek Days I a. IN to II D. M
20, 1000, $780, 100 s7:2O, $500 $3.50, 900
Iy:SO. o tl0:oe' 'l1;oo a m. 1900 noon. f12.o5.
'l:V0. tbs. T2:O0, 600 1870 t3:s0 +4.Oo.
T4:45. 500 f5:o8. $40 $500 $50. n 90 +s:00
300, 1000. '10:S5. 'II:OO '12:15 y. T..
WESTWARD.
CHICAGO. '1:22. $50 D. m
&C. CINCINNATI, ST. LOUIS, AND LOUIS
PIITSBURG. 's:l0 a. m. '1:22. "s:lO D. m.
1880 night
CLEVELAND. '9:IO p. m.
COLIN Bus, $50 D m
WHEELING. $50 a. m, $50 o. m
WINCHESTER, f9:l0 a m. T4:05. 1000 pm.
FREDERICK. 1870 1910. 1915 a. m, Il 30
t4:o5, f5:45 2. m
HAGERSTOWN. 1910 a m. $500 .. m.
ANNAPOLIS. "7:20. fS:OO a. m, f12:66 noon,
1920, t3:Sp $3.50. and 1880 p IN.
DAILY: Except Sunday t5Vnday only.
TELEPHONES at all OF the following
Pennsylvania ave. Main 27S. New Union
Station Ticket once. Main 1850: Inforrnat!ou
Bureau Main 1880. mhI-tf
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LEGAL NOTICES.

IN IN The SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
TRlCT OF COLUMBIA. In re Charles q
Duncanson. bankrupt In Bankruptcy No
20 The trustees in this cause having re
ported TO the Court that the bankrupt es-
tate has claim against the Proyident In
vestment Company OF the District OF Column
pia Tor payments on account Of its stock
amounting TO Su,s90.00; that the assets of
sdic company consist Principally in en-
cumbered real estate and are insufficient to
pay the stockholders in full: that the COM
pany has ceased 20 be active and that il is
desirable that its affairs be wound I'D; that
they have an opportunity 10 take in part
settlement Of their said claim part of the
assets OF the company, viz: lot s. in Carr
and Clayton, Trustees Subdivision OF lots in
Square $50 in the City OF Washington Dis
trlct or columbia, according to plat recorded
in Book % at page i4S in the office Of the
Surveyor of the District OF Columbia, at a
valuation OF S2,35000 subject to an incum-
brance secured by deed OF trust amounting
10 s1.2J000. the equity to be paid for By a
credit OF soc. or H.l3i.00, on their said
claim with the difference. less expense Of
conveyanctng 70 be paid them in cash and
having recommended that the same be ac-
cepted. as being advantageous, to the
tate. II is this 18th day OF March, A D.
1903 ORDERED. that the said trustees +.
Southard Parker, Herman e Gasch. and
William w MILAN, have leave to accept and
carry out the terms OF the said compromise as
hereinbefore set forth. unless cause 10 the
contrary be shown on or before the 2eth day
OF March. A u. 1903. Provided the credit
ors Of the bankrupt be notified by the ref
cree. as required by law, at least ten days
before said day WRIGHT. Justice. II
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
TRICT OF COLUMBIA Notice: On March
10. 1909, the FOrbenol Dental Chemical Com
pany. a resident corporation filed a petition
IN Equity Cause No. 2S372. stating that Il
manufactures toilet as well dental sup
plies. and therefore asking decree emitting
Dental from its name, changing its name
20 the FORBENOI1 CHEMICAL COMPANY
FORBENOL DENTAL CHEMICAL COM
PANY. by DAVID J.. SANDOE, President
ALVIN /. NEWMYER. Solicitor for Pc
titiOner. No. 4GS 5th St y. ". mhI2 I9. .26
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For SALE OR EXCHANGE.

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE, s4,55O.
Modern Groom and reception hall brick
located on Iith ST. y. W. extended: hot-water
heat tiled bath. hardwood finish on FIRST
floor. cellar under entire building. Rents
$50 80 per month. owner VIII trade equity Of
81 leo for good building lot or alley property.
NM H. SAUNDERS & co,
14O7 r STREET y. w.
y7,bfT- -
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SOUTHERN RALWAY.

~ B-FoIlOwing schedule figures published
only as information and are not guaranteed
For Atlanta, Birmingham. Mobile New
Orleans. Asheville, Chattanooga, Memphis
90 a n and 1913 p m daily.
For Raj nSI.e Knoxville, Chattanooga
Memphis Nav Orleans, 1910 D. m.
For Colurr bia Charleston. Augusta Aiken,
Savannah Jacksonville. and Florida points
l. ). BROWN. General Agent
se6-evr1c-TF
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SEABOARD AIR LINE.

Notice-Following schedule not guaranteed
R.OS A NJ Daily Florida Fast Nail -
Through coaches and Pullman sleepers TO
Savannah and Jacksonville Through sleep
ers Washington 20 Hamlet, and Hamlet TO
Atlanta Dining cars.
eco p. NJ Daily except Sunday-'-Seaboard
Florida Limited solid electric lighted Pull
man with sleepers 10 Jacksonville, St Au-
gustIne. Palm Beach. Niama. Knights Key.
Dining cars,
7:s5 p. NJ DaiIy-''Year Round Limited -
Coaches and Pullman 10 Savannah. Jackson
Vile Tampa, Atlanta. Birmingham Mem
phts. Dining cars.
r. II. STANSELL, District Passenger Agent
IA
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LOST.
ADVERTISE
FOUND ARTICLES
THE LAW

a PERSON WHO FINDS LOST
ROPERTY UNDE r CIRCUM-
STANCES WHICH GIVES HIM
KNOWLEDGE OR MEANS OF IN
CURING AS TO THE TRUE OWNER.
AND WHO APPRoPRIATEs SUCH
PROPERTY TO HIS OWN USE OR
TO THE USE OF ANOTHER PERSON
WHO Is NOT ENTITLED THERETO
WITHOUT HAVING FIRST MADE
EVERY REASONABLE EFFORT TO
FIND THE OWNER AND RESTORE
THE PROPERTY TO HIM Is GUILTY
r CT LARCENY
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RY.

NOTE: Publishes orJy as information and
not guaranteed
400 P &c. & o. United Daily Fast yes
tIbuIe train. Pullu11-n EleeDers 70 Lexington
Louisville. Cincinnati. Indianapolis, Chicago
and St Louis Connection for Virginia Hot
Springs. Pullman Car Louisville 70 Mem
phis and New OrieEns- Dining cars "a
carte service
u:IO P. NJ. f. V LIMITED. Daily
Solid vestibuie train Pullman sleepers to
Cincinnati, Le@'uStoll- and Louisville
Compartments sloeEsnE car t. Virginia Hot
Springs week days Dining cars, a Ia carte
service Pullman s.eel'evs Cincinnati 70
Chicago and St Louis, and Louisville 70
Memphis, Nashville, and New Orleans
Chesapeake and Ohio Offices. SIS Pennsvl-
vania ave- 1S59 + St and New Union Sta
ton Telephone Main 1855 or 220S for tick
cts, baggage checks reservations and taxi
cab. deS-tf
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PERSONAL.

PARTY OR PARTIES who were seen taking
.iolin from Berwyn car leaving 18th and q
%,s on Friday. March 18th. at S,45 D. M.
vill receive s. and no questions asked II re-
turned 10 Bcrwyn Bakery. Berwyn. Md.
81 F. w. Box "a. Berwyn. Md. mhl9-5t'
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FOR SALE-LOTS

FOR SAI.E-Ailey lot. suitable for ware
house or stable. near Union station: = by 81 z
paved alley ~ II on three sides Apply
Harness shop. POS 10th 81. y W rnh19-Tt
FOR SAIE-S2S0. lot containing 1000 square
feet on Cabin Johns Bridge Electric rail-
road; two minutes from Georgetown. near
schOoihouse-
Apply 5s5 18TH ST. y. W
mhis-,f
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FOR SALE-BUsINEss PROPERTY.

On Pennsylvania avenue y n good bust
ness section. store and dwelling renting for
So6-io per month; good tenants Price. 50. 500;
terms 10 suit.
THE HARRISON REALTY CO.
mh1s-st
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Beautiful home near the cars q acre
ground Seven rooms and reception hail
state roof. bay windows. over 80 feet OF
porch. Easy terms
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Advertisements Of lost and
found articles can be tele-
phoned to any advertising
agency Of
THE WASHINGTONTIMES
or THE TIMES office,
Main $3.50.
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Washington, Baltimore g
Annapolis Electric
Railway.

Electric pal lace cars from White House station
(FIFTEEETH AND H STS. NORTHEAST.
For Baltimore-Every half nour from SOC
a. m to 7:30 p m, and $50. $50 1920 and
las D. m Except on the odd hours. Local
cars at 6-55. SIC. lilo q m, and 1.i0. 9s10,
$40, 7:10 D m
Cars on the EVEN hours make no stops
between Washington and Baltimore
For apolis-EveTy hour from $50 a m
70 7sSo .. m. and $50 and IL As O. m
Fares. One way. Round Trip.
TO BaltlnOre.s.-.. f0c H25
To Annapolis aa6 u. s.
Naval Acadc-Ty.....- 75c NH
Baggage checked
All II St cars run direct to White House
Station
Ticket Once at Eth and ". Y ave. ". "
an6 at White House Station. 18th and n 81
~. & Telephone n 1900. and Line. SIS
fe12-tf
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FOR SALE-FARMS

Farm FOR SALE $500. 30 acres. incIuding
schooner launch. new house. located on Po-
toruac water front, nea- Washington. This
bargain. Jess than = vElue. See McGHIE
g3S 5th 81. y. ". TuhIf-7t
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EXCURSIONS.
NORFOLK s. WASHINGTON
~ STEAMBOAT co.

Every day in the year from foot 9TH 81
for Fort Monroe, Norfolk. Newport News and
points south via steel palace steamers New
port News Norfolk and washington -
I,y Washington-6-45p PM Lv. Pc. .-smOUth-.5 pm
" Alexandria 100 pm Lv. EOTfOlk------6 pm
Ar. Ft Monroe. Z 90 am Lv. TT Monroe. Z D. m
Ar Norfoik..-...S:0 90 am Ar Alexandria 8 80 am
Ar Portsmouth $50 am Ar. Washington am
g5s-Through connections made at Norfolk
Win steamers Old Dominion Steamship Co
for New York, and Merchants EAd Miners
steamships for Boston
s5-GeneraI Ticket once 7O5 18TH ST, Col
orado Buildl'.g. Phone NJ ain 1920
9Th st Wharf CPhona Main $500
mo CALLAHAN. I'd V. Pres. Gs Gen. Mgr
w. H. CALLAHAN. Gan'I Pass. Agt
te2S-tf
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SPIRITUALISM.

MRS. WHITE holds seances every Sunday
and Friday nights at .. m; also wedneS-
day afternoon at o. clock; private interview
daily. 1916 G st. n. w. % floor. German
spoken. deZO-u- tu. fr-tf
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Money Loaned SaIaried People

and others without -rIri,y: easy payments,
offices in So principis- cities; save yourself
money by getting my te-ms first. u. II.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
For Sale.
) GOOD SUBURBAN BARGAINS.
S2.35OOO

New 5-rOoTn dwelling. within one carfare-
Two lots. Little cash required Easy nay
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For Rent.
Wanted

SMALL SUBURBAN HOME. from three to
five acres OF ground: rent from owner with
prospects OF buying r. DRECHSLER. 25
Z st S. E mhl9-3t
WANTED-Suburban nome from I 70 10
acres. within 10 miles OF Washington; either
in Maryland or Virginia and near cars: state
price and terms Address SAMUEL U
FUNK, "a Eye st. y. W. mhi7-3t"
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ASTROLOGY.

Mr. Z. MILLION, scientific astrologer e12
Eye 90 St ~. w. Horory astrology. yearly
horoscope, nativities. 81. Information given
on any subject. Horoscopes erected by means
of spherical trigonometry. Main "a. de11-tf
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PALMISTS.
HIRSCH
THE CHEIROLOGIST

Renowned character reader, adviser. and
reception entertainer, comes with highest
credentials as being no common fortune tel
Ter, but tells the past, present, and future
OF your life and career by reading the head,
face. or hands.
Appointments by phone mail
once 1913 Pa. ave. Charges reasonable.
Phone 7177 Main. mh17.1g.Z0
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Offerings in the Realty Markets
Of Washington and Its Suburbs
FOR RENT-HOUSES.

FOR RENT
Or, ami. Cambridge Pl., Georgetown $50 50
Sr bath fine home. = s. Georgetown 95- 80
2423 NJ n. W, rooms. bath. new. Z7.50
1872 w NV. L rooms. = baths..-......, 90. 50
3lls Dumb ave- Georgetown 11r bath 80 -
1850 Avon P1 Georgetown 5r fiat....-. Is 50
lS$S Kramer ~. r., Sr frame ne--...--..--... $50
3299 NJ st y w, store; fine FOR drugs. 20 O.
MORAN Il GOLDENBERC, 604 r y. W.
mhlS-3t
FOR RENT
1928 sth ST. n. ~, rooms and bath. .s2s S.
l4S5 Ohio ave. =. W.......-.--.-......-.... 1876
800 lst st. :. T.. 6 roOuus.............-.. 1850
1913, 1917 and 1921 Sth st. N W. 250O
18th and SIS. y. ", southwest corner,
desirable fer 6usi7ess purposes; rent reason
able.
LOUIS 2. SHOEMAKER
s12 14th St N w nhl9-3t
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ORIGINAL GYPSY PALMIST,
Whole fortune told, 15c.
Open Nights. 1723 Sth 81. y. w
fe2O-tf-axCu
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WOULD BE sLEuTH.
Ohio Youth Has Color Scheme For
Solving Murder Mysteries.

Ohio Youth Has Color Scheme For
Solving Murder Mysteries.
Owing to the fact that Chief Wilkie
Of the secret service has a limited ap-
preparation to disburse he will find 1t
impossible to obtain the services Of
the coming great detective Of the
world, says a Washington dispatch.
The young man, who lives in Akron,
O., and whose name is withheld be-
cause great detectives dislike to have
their identity known until the moment
they throw off their false whiskers,
has written the following letter to the
chief:
Dear Chief-My name Is -. 1 can stay
up at nights for a week without getting
sleepy. I am only sixteen years old and
have not got much of an education.
can solve a murder case without saying
q word, because / use certain kinds OF
colors. I claim that I will be the second
Sherlock Holmes before I die. I do not
expect o to give this little letter 9
thought. but II you want to give me q
test I am ready to begin young.
eff he can do all he says he car
he is a WONDER" commented Chief
Wikie when he read the letter. 81
approve Of his name of solving mur
der cases, for the less said about rea
detective work the better. In the mat
ter Of staying up all night for a weel
he has certainly got all the members
Of my staff beaten to a FRAGILE"
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up in the last that he tainted away
as he left the stage,

Cauet, -pa1e y excited. conducted
MS brother home, and the father, evil
IDENTIFY feeling that the hand Of des-
tiny was too. strong for him, a senti-
ment somewhat assisted by a general
complaint Of burned brooches among
the bakery's buyers, yielded to these
signs of vocation and sent his sol OF
to Paris with an income of 1000
francs a year.
Coquelin vas a natural mimic and
uncommonly apt in recitation.
In the days of his youth NJ. Coque-
lin was ambitious, and the parts he
loved best to play were those in which
tive audience, for his art. He had
one of these roles one evening at the
Boulogne theater and played it splen-
didly, getting a ringing round of ap-
plause rs he fell dead upon the stage.
Then his troubles started.
The audiences applause woke up a
mosquito. which. applied itself to NJ.
Coluelin with so much assiduity that
the corpse felt it must either scream
or scratch. Another actor. who played
a general in the corps Of which the
dead NJ. Coquelin was a young ensign,
al standing neal the body and had
to say: 'See, then. how sad a thing
is war! But now this youth was liv-
ing. Now he Is dead-motionless for
all time. Nothing save a miracle can
give him life again.
But NJ. Coquelin could hold out no
longer. The mosquito was still biting
busily, and Coquelin had to sit up and
slap his leg. 1.-The miracle has hap
pened!" cried the general, while the
/ audience laughed until it cried at this
too lively corpse.
One Of the most famous Of the
Latin quarter clubs in Paris Is the
Sub Rosa. Coquelin "a present one
night at the clubs weekly late supper,
and, having heard that there was a
vacancy in the role, the great actor
applied for membership. Now, the
only rules Of the Sub Rosa men are:
Think much. Write little. Be as 81
lent as you can" The presiding off
Ger, with this last rule in mind, an
swered the applicant by placing before
him a tumbler filed 10 full of water
that another drop would have caused
1t to run over. Coquelin understood.
He had evidently been misinformed
about a vacancy; the club member.
ship was obviously full.
Over the table was suspended a rose,
the club emblem. While the glass still
stood before him Coquelin broke a
petal from the flower and laid it SO
gently on the water that not a single
drop escaped. A silent man could join
and make 40 trouble. Around the
table ran a ripple Of smiles and little
hand claps and mods Of approval, and
then. rs il OF accord, all began
making bread balls. Then a cup was
passed from hand to hand. and each
deposited his ballot in 1t, and all
were found to be round. Not one had
been pressed fat in sign Of disap
prevail. SO Coquelin Joined the Sui
I Rosa club. f.
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JACK BINns ON HERolsm.
"eIeomin' Well Tired Of IT." Said
Republics Wireless Operator.

"eIoomin' Well Tired Of IT," Said
Republics Wireless Operator.
Jack Binns, the wireless operator Of
the wrecked steamship Republic; does
not think much Of the hero business.
ooh, l tell you It's hades to be a
hero" he said while In Philadelphia to
see the play "Via Wireless" .'They
make q bloomin' fool OF you and
crowd around you and ask you all
kinds Of fool questions and don't give
you any time at, all to sleep. ! am get
ting bloomin' well tired Of It. Yes,
now that you ask me, they have been
kissing me, too, some OF the New York
women have. Gee, man, don't talk; it's
fierce"
whats the matter, Binps? Didn't
you like the 9kissesf"
TITS all right. I am not saying any
thing, but they ought to give a fellow
q rest and let him have q nice, quiet
smoke. I'm going right back to New
York in the morning and report to. my
company. l want to get on another
boat and get back to sea again. Am I
going on the stage? No, sir; never am
I going on the stage. That's not my
business. I am a wireless operator.
That's my business, sir. I might make
some money here, maybe, and when
I went back to England everybody
would be laughing at me. Sure, any
body knows I didn't do anything
worth going crazy over. I just did
what anybody else would have done
in my place. I am not stuck on my
self-now, don't you think that" ex.
planned Binns in a tone that left no
doubt about Jack Binns' decision not
to have his head turned.
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c G.. D..

&C @ d! C @ Dr.
Binns sent it fashing'out over the sea
To where'er a ship ora port might be-
&C @ D.! c @ d."
On went the message OF peril and fear,
Winging Its way to whoever might hear
The call borne out on the ether's thin
breath,
A cry OF disaster and imminent death.
And, instant, wherever a ship could be
found,
Homeward or outward or anywhere
bound,
That caught the alarm, 1t turned in IT.
course
And rushed through the dark With all. Of
the force
OF steam driven speed to rescue Inc save,
Needless itself Of q, possible grave
Fol- 1t and its crew In the fog covered
wave.
And. again. as 80, oft, out q peril were
born
Names that shah live till earth's nnal
morn.
Names OF true heroes a grert a. Of old,
The records Of daring and. honor have
told
Ruspini and sealby ana Ransom and he
Who. fearless. persistent. sent over the
That call Of distress: &C Q Di G Q d"
-.A. 4sts IN. New :Xotk Times.
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WIRELESS TO RUN AIRsHlP.
Inventor Moves and Guides the Craft
by Dots and oashes.

Inventor Moves and Guides the Craft
by Dots and pashes.
Fitting about the balloon house" Of
Leo Stevens. the aeronaut, in Hobo
ken, N. j., the other day vas an air.
ship twenty-five feet long, cigar shap-
ed and equipped with electric motors.
And sitting at a keyboard such as
telegraphers use was Mark o. An
thony, inventor Of the airship, ticking
off dots and dashes, which through
wireless transmission of electrical en-
ergy actuated the motors, guiding the
air vessel in any direction and caussAG
its p%ropellers to wbir and buzz for
nearly half an hour.
Mr.. Stevens declared it proved q new
era in aeronar1tics had arrived. Mr..
Anthony says he can control electrical
apparatus of dtrigible balloons at from
fifteen to twenty miles.