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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-19
DRIGHT'S DISEASE

let there be- mo- cvasion--we mean
chronic and supposed lncurahle case.
involving dropsy, albumen and casts
They are durable in o. great majority
90 ull cases.
let us cite a typical oase-that % Mr..
o. H. NltHckyc. OF l2l6 Spaight street
Madison. Wis There had been eight
physicians ou this case ana it got so
ovtrome that be- finally had one OF the
last symptoms. namely failing eye
aeht lu january. 1907. the doctors adj
mitted that nothing further could BE-
done. and they sent him 90 Eureka
SPRINGS Arkansas. lie continued tn
get worse. tho drorsy finally reaching
the stomach. heart and lungs At one
time tests showed alhumcn as high
at % urr cent
be learned off Fultous Renal Com-
pound and began to take 10 July 3
Dr0usy began slowly to decline and tho
aIbumcu dropped Co forty then 90
twenty then tl ten. and finally 90 two
pen cent lu May. 1905
Tho patient ls now back Co Dis cn-
uiUymrut aud iF dcVoting FUN time Oh
Die business.
Patients desiring to know more OF
fHIs treatment can gct full literature
bv writing Coz the John J Fulton come
uauy 211 First ST. San Francisco.
FuIfOu'a Renal COMPOUND can ho had
iu your city n. j. Hu DRUG CO.
We desire every patient o. write u9
who ie not noting the usual Improve
mert bv the third week
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HOW | MADE
MY HAIR GROW
Woman with M1rvelously Beautiful
hair Gives Simple Home Frescup-
ton Which She Used With Most
Remarkable Results.

was greatly troubled with dand-
RUIZ and falling hair tried many
advertised hair preparations and var
ious prescriptions but they all Sig
nally failed, many uf Thorn made my
hair greasy So lt was impossible 70
comb AZ or do 80 up properly. ] think
that many ~ the things 7 tried were
positively injur0u1 and from my own
experience ] cannot 900 strongly cau-
tion YOU against using preparations
containing wood alcohol and other poi
gouous substances. 4 believe they In
1uro tho roots ~ the hair After my
long Nst OF failures ] finally found O.
simple prescription which , used win
most remarkable uesults. aui I can
unhositntiuglv state chat it ia bc}ola
doubt the most wonderful Hing t' Goo
hoir I have ever seer. Auy ~ ny
friends have also urcl N AND C1+
ta!1ed wonderful effects -ss-elrom To
NOT only ls powerful hann.ar. .a
az growth NJ ths talr. ard f7r re-
storing Stray hair t' .-. natural co.os
but ~ 10 equally Crrt f1t removing
dlndruH giving tHr l-.r itr tud hr..
liancy etc. ems f-r tas IirFa1" of
keeping the fcNp 'r rrH....sHe --.t.
u1n IN aIFo makes tns hE.- Usrr
fasisr 90 comb rnf rrrsre' .a $500
form. 7 have offend who .foI % .0
N|.|NINHH N#.N |'|... .... '... .N
only stopped fnc failing 90 u.s 0r.r
nad wonderfully ir-Fsafr1 .T rr-a.a.
but "a practically restored 40 40 400
gray hrir 90 ltF .tHrH color faf
can obtain fsa luE I'.a fr. .rL
this wonderful propagation r1H ..-
most any druggist Tte p.-s..'r .... a
n0 follows
Hay rum. o7. NeauH -s.sl
one-half drlchmi fHvo-a ce Come
po7ee, or. r0-kaoH part.rr. tr q
teaHp0oufulr
Apply night ana morning. rra ih'r-
0lFhly into the scalp.
GO t1 your drgrTlHt nad a7f f1r tho
eight ounce bottle containing els
ounces ~ Bay Rum. n'7a 01r-hllf
irnchm of Meuth0l crystals ana Cor a
iNo-ounce bottle of LaFonr Do Come
nnaec. Ma inc ingrcd yourself lu
Nour own home. Add Inc al utuol crfH-
tI io tne Bay Rum alu Hhru pour lr
l' lhFoua dc Compose. nnd lI Ono
Pr" salon perfume Let DO srand f1r
A-A.' A-lf hour and II 10 ready Tor use
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RECOGNITION FOR
WESTERN SENATORS
Filling Republican Vacancies on
Senate Committees Gives Them
Greater Representation.
SMOOT AND SUTHERLAND.
The, Are Given Place ON tho Iinanc,
Mud Judiciary committees
RcspcctiNciv

Washington. March f>-Thc work by
tbc committee on committees of nune
Republican vacancies 600 senate come
mittoes was concluded today. resulting
in giving Co western senators very
much greater representation ON im-
portant committees
This is regarded as the direct result
OF the campaign that has been carried
on for 3d. Ions time by the "Insur-
gents" 10 IS asserted that never bee
fore in the history of the senate hav.
the western states been SO fully repre-
scented on the important committees
There had been SUGGESTIONS OF re-
usal on the part OF some western SEM
utors to $50 into Republican caucuses
Monday Co confirm the assignments un-
less The DISTRIBUTION was satisfactory.
The Democratic steering committee ls
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With Few Exceptions Each Mem
Der VIII Fight for His
Home District.
WILL BE NO MINORITY BILL.
rnlcs- "Gap Rule ON Amendments b.
Ndoptcd-Not Iikcl, Win De-
Any Lengthy Dciwic.

Washington. March lN-That party
lines WIN Dee eliminated during DO,
consideration foo tHo hou., off tha
Payne urr bW uus indicated Dy tu,
action o. Representative Hr1u.-lrI u.
Louisiana. BOO withdrawing today rnm
One meeting of Che minority members
of tho committee because hc dIncrcd
from their views ON tho uuU
with few exceptions each member
viu tight for the Interests of his home
district There is little prospect of a
lengthy general debate. and che cone
sideruuou of The measure under tlt
nvc-minuto rule for amendment VIII
bo proceeded with ass soon as possible,
probably by the end of this week.
Unless gag rule for the pre-
vouuon oi unlimited amendments un-
der the hvc-minutc rule is brought iu,
the minority members of the ways and
means committee win not report
separate bill Their report win D."
drafted by minority leader clark and
WIN severely criticize the wool schc-
Iule 10 Is Couteudcd by the Demo-
Gratis that 10 has not been cut suffice
Hutly tl place 30 on % revenue basis
Probably numerous amendments VIII
lr offered and heated discussions are
anticipated
The inheritance tax. Philippine free
made. Internal revenue and maximum
ana mIuIWH features OF the hill are
Indnrsol ht the minority leaders, ana
there bias been much favorable COM
mD0t uu-u the measure by Democratic
.OuLros-wtn. champ CLARK today de-
clarOI THAT hc had not had sufficient
time t0 look into lbs provisions Goo en-
able him tU comment upon them.
N is understood that the minority
leaders favor the removal of the re-
etrict0ns 0u the quantity of sugar and
tobacco that can De admitted from tho
Philippine islands free OF duty on
The other hand, several southern
Democrats are pudeuVor.ug Goo have the
free trade provision amended so as
Go exclude rice their contention being
that rice could Doe sent from the
Philippine Islands to the United states
markets and sold for cents pound
it admitted free from the islands
This they say would ruin the rice
industry in This country.
a number of Democrats VIII join
with some Republicans in am effort
10 keep the duty assessed by tho
Dnglot bin upon lumber The fight
for free lumber will bee headed by
Champ Clark 81 is understood He
has frequently expressed himself 90
bitter terms regarding the lumber
situation iu this country. During the
tariff hearings he arraigncd the lumber
magnatcs and delved deep into the
mtricacies of the stumpage and rail-
road land grants.
70 is thought there viii be no Sc
rious opposition 20 the tariff ON tea.
The ways and means committee est-
mates that the entire revenues TO the
government for the fiscal year 1910,
provided the Paync bin Is ln opera
Tom will Doe SS62,O65.H65. As the
amount for which revenue viii De re-
luIred for 1910 is estimated az fSI2.-
221.701 &c is claimed the dedcit for
1910 viii be about $40. 000,0 600.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-19
ARRANGEMENTS FOR
PETR0SlNFS FUNERAL

New York March iq-Ar8nEcmcuts
FOR the funeral OF Police Lieut. Joseph
petrOsIui. who was assasslnated 800 Pal
ermo. Sicily presumably by the Black
Hand. will be announced here as soon as
the BODY is shipped from Palermo. Mayor
Mcclellan has decided 90 pay an the hon
ers TO the dead detective that are accord
ed 10 "a police official OF The highest
rank. parade win be held in which
more than 1000 men Will participate
Solemeu requiem high mass will be said
Boo old 81 putriCk's cathedral AT which
Monslgnor kearney and u other priests
viii ofnciate Among them will be Faith
or Murphy. who was formerly rector or
the American college AZ Rome.
Young Mrs. Petr0sini. the widow. Rs
still in a critical condition because Of tho
shock Of her husbands death. She eats
but little and can sleep only when drugs
are administered.
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APARTMENT HOUSE
FIRE IN NEW YORK

New York. March 19.-The fire
which swept through the seven-storl'
apartment house On west Fifty-nlnth
street near the Hotel Plaza last night
was not under control until I o'clock
this morning and at that hour two
persons were missing They are Prof
Pcnarov simpson. said To- have been
connected with Marietta college, Ohio,
and Margaret Hllhousc % 11-ycar-old
girl. who lived on the fifth floor with
her parents. There is hope that both
escaped and were lost I'm the crowd.
Tho fire was spectacular and rcplcto
with Sensational rcscucs A great
crowd blocked the streets below and
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-19
cornr.MNRrIAL IN MANmN.

Manila. March ia court martial
has been appointed TO try capt ~. A.
Siovcrt OF the Ninth cavalry for alleged
irregularities boz his accounts while ne
was post quartermaster at Camp Nc
Grath Col Jacob A. AuEur win Dee
president OF the court The court
martial which has been sitting on the
case OF Mai Charles j. Clarke of the
Twenty-sivth infantry has resumed tho
taking OF testimony nud 10 rs expected
that the trial will be- concluded short
Ia
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HUSBAND MURDERS WIFE
IN MOST BRUTAL MANNER

Culpcper Va March lS.-After
numbering his wife by Draining her
with am axe Henry G.. Wheatey, a
Culpepcr farmer placed her head on
block OF wood and almost COM
pletely severed 30 from the body
Wheatley was placed iu Culpeper
i1il iato last night The crime occurred
20 NhcatlsN homo near ElkWOod
DIS county. "wednesday night. but WAS
u0t discovered until Yesterday when
Whoaleys SON madD tho gruosome
discovery ot his steu mothers body
Beside % luE tho h,ood-Coyered axe
4ud with 20 % note from Wheatlcy COM
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-19
GOOD COUGH MEDICINE FOR
CHILDREN

The season for coughs and colds Is now
al hand and too much care cannot be
used 10 protect the children child is
much more likely 20 contract diphtherla
or scarlet fever when he has a cold The
quicker you cure his cold the less the
risk Chamberlain Cough Remedy Is the
sole reliance Of many mothers, and few
Of those who have tried 10 are willing to
use any other. Mrs. r. +. Starcher OF
Ripley W Va, says, II have never used
anything other than Chamberlain
Cough Remedy for my children, and IL
has always given good satisfaction q"
This remedy contains no opium or 9TH
er narcotic and may be given b. con-
ddently 20 a child aA 70 an adult For
sale by an druggists.
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DELINQUENT NoT1cr

CRhSCENDO COPPER COMpAN,
Principal place OF business sail ~
Nlty, utAh Notico.-There arc delinon.,
upon the following described stosf I.
account OF assessment levied on ~ \,
DAY OF February 1909. the ssv..,
amounts set opposite the names ~ t'
respective shareholders as toliovs 81
N8mc Cert Sb-e
% y. Brocchor ........6 1000 a.,
George Eta ...........S TbOo
And in accordance with the law
an order OF the YOard Of Directors B,si
the 9th day OF February, 1905. I'd ma,
shares OF each parcel OF such Stool /,
may be necessary. will be sold at MI
nc auction at the office Of said Con
pany. sos Auerbach Building. salt IL
City Utah. on the 10Th day al an-f
1909. at the hour Of 10 O'Clock
20 pay delinquent assessments tbers@'
together with cost OF advertising ~,
expenses OF sale,
NJ. r. SNOW. secretsrg
5oS Auerbach Building. salt Lake C.,
Utah. ~''
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-19
AN 1nEAL COUCH MEDICINE.

CAS- an idenl cough medicine I regard
Chamherlain's Cough Remedy in a class
by ITSELF says Dr. r. A. Wiltshire. Of
Gwynneyille. Ind Il tHKe great pleasure
ln testifying TO the results Of Chamber
laln's Cough Medicine. IN fact ] know
Of no other preparation that meets so
fully the expectations Of the most eX-
acting Ga casccs Of Group and coughs ~
children AS 10 contains no opium.
ChlorofOrm or morphine 10 certainly
makes a most safe pleasant and efica-
cious remedy FOR the ills 90 is intended.
For sale by an druggists.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-19

checred the nremcn in their wnik.
Zen persons including three hfelnen
we're Injured Seven tenante Weie
carried down extension ladders ON
The bufninr building after suatAln lhH
burns which were painful put nov nc
,....earti,, fnfal The building was
practically destroyed. Those who
tror. NOT taken 60 the hospital were
cared for bv physicians from the flaAa'
which became place Of retuge'
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SPECIAL srOCKHoTDr,..
MEETING. ms

M i Nv, !, BASIN MINING Ann ,,,.
l!NN NoA PANl. Npuce A. be.,t Mlli
pL we undersiEned stockhois-. T,t
yNl more than ono-third oftt vi
stock of the Copper Basin Minine ln
W. Numpahy, o. corporation 49, "a
Dlal meeting Of the stockhoide1- su
coI pofatlou ~ hereby called II, oi Al.
az VIC ofncsa Of tho compapv ue bH
Ataa Block. Salt Lake G'ii, "Nm q
saturday, March 27th. 1900 a, ,7l. r
IoW'lug a as meeting Meeting Is called Tor tho y,
l.t ~ elect officers for tI,e
viPYi ttloh year on account "a VITO
70 n"i9. Iekainr annual merfir.
-lu. To authorize the sale 49, iuk
hnce on all the mining pron.rt, lolrN
corporation and define rhe ~. on
conditions Of sale 'o'H4 Oh.
Ad 10 radfv and approv.
lures ana improvements MAJ. ApelI
seheral manager since TIE iDcc.. ny
on ne company. together Win,
counts and indcbtedneaa lnciir1-s any a
ratliy and approve isuauco of ire eae d
Dated March 18th. 1909.
=. @. HARDY
BY JOHN A. STREET. presi5sss.ie'
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Redman Moving g. storage company
are ln business al the old stand OF we
Redman Van " Storage Company. pc
fact that the Ecdman Van Store
Company has gone into the hands OF a
receiver does in no wise aficct us as tnla
hrm ls entirely q new corporation
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-19

The annual meetins ~ A..
nrs Of the CLAYTON rntst,. etockh
Rany vii be held al Tie rs,..nt CO1
net haat South Temple Nenl b.
,s,io city, Utah, on Mondsv eet s.
eieettn. ,9 49,, a. m, for the pilrH0l.u q
SUMS year and FOR the 49,, tlt d
SUCH qtlof business al msg action
come before tho meetinr pfoptH
J. a. CLAYTON. ST..
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DEhINoUENT NorICE.

CHERRY CREEK MINES CONPAN,
Principal places OF business. Evansi.
wyoming, and Salt Lake CITY. Utah ~.
uce.-Ihere are delinquent upon the IN
lowing described stock. on account q
assessment No. 8 OF one-half sent H.
share. levied on the 9Th day of Febr-
airy. 1909. the several amounts sef IN
posite the names Of the respective shsr
In1Ianu FnfHnuras ~---.H
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WANTED.

We have places for housekeepers We
have AM excellent opportunity Tor "a
man with family to work n farm near
M Aty. must be taken az once. pre-
g.dinl bishops office IA north Main
streA.
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION on, p,--
NERSHIp. '''

70 Whom II May Concern. Thi, BIZ.
tlEe NOTICE that the -partnersbip I
totore consisting OF Henry green
X reeve and William Green. and Az
OF Green e. Reeve co. h. disHi,..ll uhl
business, including all assets 81 49,.
nhne ana nature being taken ov.r
Henry Green and William Green III
llsDll Ties and indebtedness OF the f,r,,.
~ lileihhlp being assumed bv UsT
Green and William Greer. All -. usl
que the hrm OF Green & Reeve a. -.l.
pc paid 20 Henry Green and Vitii,-l
Green doing business under ths osr VIZ
Green Heating and Plumbing "a
Az accounts owing by the Cree,
Reeve Company. will De paid b7- ~
Qreen and William Grnar- - -L,a-
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ana IN accordance with law and an OBJ
der OF the Board OF Directors. made q
the said sth day Of February. 1909. =
stock as may be necessary. will h. q.
az public auction at the ONCE OF the y.
rotary OF said company. al The stt
Bank OF Utah, Salt Lake CITY. Utah o
Friday. the 26th day Of March lsq IA
10 o'clock q. m. 20 pay the deIina5e1
assessment thereon, together witt tf
cost OF advertising and the expense b
sale.
HENRY 4. McEWAN. secv
At State Bank OF Utah. Salt Lake Gin
Utah.
.Irst publication March 10 tga
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-19

mont use harsh physics. The reaction
vveakcns the bowels, leads 20 chronic
constipation Get Doan'a hesulets' lney
,,r.erafe easily. tone the stomach, cure
constipation.
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my child was burned terribly about
the face. neck and chest I applied Or
Thomas Ecloctric on. The pain ceased
and the child sank into n rostful sleep"
MIRA Nancy NJ. Hanson, Hamburg,
N y
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NOTICE

Us hereby given that the Chlld-Walk
Floral CO. has on this. the 10th DAY or
March. 1909 dissolved partnership by
mutual consent J. ". Walk continuing
the business and assumes all debts and
(siened) T. +. WALK.
H. A. CHILD.
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Kniefel's Cafeteria. III So. Main.
See what 10 cat before ordering
We serve breakfast
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Can't look well. eat well or feel well
with impure blood feeding your body.
Keen the blood pure with Burdock
Blood Bitters Eat simply take exer-
else. keep clean and you win have long
life.
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salt Lake Photo and supply Co.
Kodnlxs. finishing. framing. ls2 Main ST.
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p. p. Vowel Co.. Wholesale produce'
rs w. let So An kinds Of seed potatoes
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Consult County Clerk or respective slu
ers Tor further information.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT. Pro
pate Division, in ana for Salt Lake Coul
". state OF Utah. In tho matter OF o.
state and guardianship OF Edward
Ferry mentally incompetent Notice
ne petition for approval and settleme1
oI the semi-annual account OF the Guart
IAN or the person and the estate Of Et
Whta j. Ferry, mentally incompeten.
@'th day OF March. A. ID. 1903, al 10 o'cloc
a. m, az the County Court House. n th
court room OF said Court m SAT- LAX
clty, salt Lake County Utah.
witness the Clerk OF said Court. Wit
the seal thereof affixed. this i5th day d
March, A ID. 1909
MAkGAREr ZANE WITCHER
OSealj Clerk
~ J.. r. Palmer. Deputy CLERK
Richards. Richards & Ferry. AttoInsy
for Pet.
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT. PRO
bate Division, On and for Salt Lak
county, State OF Utah. IN the matter o
the estate OF Daniel McNamara De
ceased. Nottee.-The petition Of Patric
Ryan, executor OF the estate OF Daul,
MCNAMARA. deceased UrayinE for On
settlement Of final account OF said Ca
ecutor and for the distribution N th
residue OF said estate 10 tho persons cn
urday the 10Th day Of March. a. J.
1919. az 10 o'clock a. m. ut the count
Court House. In the Court Room OF SCI
Court m salt Lake City. Salt Lak
County Utah.
Witness the Clerk or said Court W.T.
The seal thereof affixed this sth day o
March. A. ID. 1909
MARGARET ZANE WITCHER,.
CSeal) Clerk
BY J.. =. Palmer. Deputy CLERK
Bradley, Pischel & Hardness. Attorney
for Petitioner
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT PRO
hlte Division. lu and f0r Salt A1k
county State of Utah in the motto
of the estate OF Catherine sullivan. pe
ceased houce.-Tho petition Of MaI
Ellen 3. Mauhart praYlnR Tor the itsl
auce 20 herself of Letfcrs OF Admin
tratiun boz the estate OF Gathering au.i
van. deceased. has been sot for holn
on saturday ne 2oth day of Maig.
a 10. 1910. az Do o'clock "a. m. ~ ll
County Court llouHe. Boo tho Court 100.
of raid Court BOP Salt Lake city hai
Lake County. Utah.
WnnoEf The Clerk ~ said Court N
the seal thereof affixed this 0th dlY
March A D 1919
tseaO clcrk
hy ,. 4. Palmer. Deputy clerk
n. ". Jones Attorney for peuuonei
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-06-08
INDIANA BALLOON HAS
' BROKEN WORLD RECORD
IN ENDURANCE FLIGHT
Report That It Touched Ground Is
..# Denied by Aviator
DISTANCE RECORD AS MADE GERMAN BALLOON PmMERN,
w,LL< UNDOUBTEDLY sTANp-FouR OF THE BIG GAS BAGS
81 HAvE LANDED AFTER MAKING FOUR FLIeHTs-sHoRTEsT
FLIGHT FORTY MILES. -

coast almost a hundred miles short
of the record established by the eGr
man balloon Pemmern in the In
ternational race last year for the
James Gordon Bennett trophy, start
ing from St. Louis and landing at
Asbury park, N. j.
The last Of the six balloons en-
tered into the national distance race
from which definite landing reports
have been received is the st. Louis
III, which dropped at eKlso, Tenn,
having covered about $40 miles. A,
b. Lambert was the pilot and H. p
Honeywell the aide. :" #F5& I 9, 4
The other balloons landed as fol
lows, covering the following dis
The New York, landed at Corinth,
Miss. covering 375 miles in So hours
and 10 minutes: 49, ,..,@% 49, - ;,
The University iCty of St. Louis
travelled $40 miles, landing al
Blanche, Tenn, time rs hours and
"a minutes. =. -. ~ 40. ~ .,:rg
5Hoosier,; travelled 240 miles; land
ing at Greenbrier, Tenn. '''S S.*''%r TX
The Cleveland, landed at Column
bus, Ind, 40 miles; two hours and
s. minutes. II z$!'&t. ~ ..<~
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NORTH DAKO7ANS
complete A TRIP
7OW|NN|PEG,CAN.
(By Associated Press.)

Winnipeg, Man., June IA large
party Of business men from Grand
Forks and other North Dakota cities
arrived here this evening by river
route. They were warmly welcomed
by dozens OF river craft.
This is the first trip made from
Grand Forks to Winnipeg by steamer
in % years. The object of the trip
is to impress congress with the feas-
ibility of the Red river as an avenue
of commerce, and to secure a large
appropriation for its improvement.
Canada in the past ten years, spent
two and half million dollars on the
Red river, north of the boundary line,
building locks at Worst Rapids, rails
ing the level of the river eight feet
and making navigation possible by
steamboat through from Fargo and
Grand Forks to the head of the lake,
to Winnipeg, distance of 500 miles.