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Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1910-06-03

Of Clarence township, was in the city
Wednesday.
Walter Larkins, julius Wilcons,
and Dan Humphrey formed a trio
that were down from the northwest
Wednesday with the election re-
turns. -
Guy Weltmer was down from
ClaAin Wednesday morning making
the returns Of the special election.
Guy does not get to Great Bend very
often, and had almost outgrown some
of his friends. -
Mrs. Frances Cole Lowe enter.
tanned a party of young ladies Tues
day afternoon, for Miss Alice Russell
whose marriage to Will Townsley
has been announced to take place on
next Wednesday evening.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-04-22

Ladies' ready-to- wear hats, new
shapes and styles. Good assortment Of
shapes n white and golden strnws.
The ideal hat for street and outing pur-
poses. They are real bargains Ct 81 %.
lawns. Tailored waists IN plain white
linen and sross-bafred muslin. Remark
ably cheap at 81 90 each.
Novelty line Of ladies' belts ~ tinoel,
silk elastic and washable white Bds.
Newest creations m jabots, Is % t0c.
New line Of ladles' muslin underwear,
iac6 and embroidery trimmed.
AFFORD BROTHERS
Phone No. 80 lao s. Monroe.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-04-22

az least, q what q young baby ought d
gain IN weight DoeB youral Ifnot there's
something wrong with Sc digeation.
Give L heCee's Baby Elixir and 4 win
heein gaining at oncs. Cures stomach
aad bowel troubles, aids digeatfon.
ss9es iFf ss5 goo s ios q ss.ss. ,s
Sold b. Hardee-Smith Co. drusglsta 8
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-04-22

The Hanan shos rseorssd The
world over - tls iS5t Shoe made, ear
Iisd d Chitisha 9 Co, cole SCENTS
fof Tallahassee. g
Misa Sarah end Teresa Bailey, two
q Monteollos most charming young
ladies'. ere gussts q their cousin, MrS.
W. W. Perkins
Get your Bsthing Suit ct Levy
". Anderson Crawford, who has
been speeding the past few years n
California, h visiting hls many friends
IL different sections Of the county.
$50
Extra large bIoaisF maekerai lust re-
esived T.BBYrdA co.-Phone l. 3
Mrs.. Ira 5. Patterson has returned
home after spending . few days with
her sick mother &c Chairos, leaving
her much improved.
LOsT-Ladies' purss, containing
gold watch; plain engine turned ease,
with Monogram "a. X. A. Reward
II left at True Democrat once. 9-2t
49,
The Exc picnic % LanArk yesterday
Was q grand success. The largest
crowd a several years went down,
composed Of people from Tallahassee.
Quincy and Balnbrdgs.
When you purchase e wedding pres.
ont you want ehs best You are sure
% set / u you select it fron Sweet
ings stock. ST.
Mrs.. Mary 2. Bogart returned Wed.
nssdsy 20 her home n Wilksabarrs.
Pa, after spending tha Gntiss winter
IN Tallahasaes e. = gueut ct the Leon
Full sprina Line Of "Hsnana" Low
Quarter Shoes for Men, the beat Shoe
N the world. Chittanden q Co, sole
Agents for Tallahassee.
Col. Raymond Cay, Of Jacksonville,
is here On q visit % his brothers,
Mesars. G. A. and J. d. Cay. he has
many warm personal friends here and
they are always glad indeed 70 zee him.
Get your Bathing Shoes at Levy
Bros. s'a
Mr.. George B. Perkins continues 70
eel his crop Of cabbage, which has
been en- enormous one. He says be
cOuId easily dispose Of ten acres more
IN local markets.
Get your Bathing Caps At Ley
Bros. s'H
The editor Of The True Democrat has
Christmas turkey IN prospect. Mr..
W. @. Palmer, foreman Of the once,
hac 2Q9 turkey eggs sitting, and one
hen Is on already with q nice brood.
hor Trunks, Bags, Suit Cases OF I'm
brellas 30 10 Chittenden's. B
Mrs. J. B. CrOmartis, Of Lloyd, who
went 70 Texas several years ego for
her health. died Ia that State Last week
end her remains we're brought home
Tor Intermsnl IN TIE Old family Gene
tsry.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-04-22

Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Aat.
lsfs assist nature In driving All impRsI.
tee out Of che ayatem insurinf free
ana feeuiar condition snd Fesiofinf the
orfans Of the body % health ana
strength. Sold BY All dealers J-3t
william b. Sherwood. pianist who
came here last Monday 20 give . con-
osrt under the auspices Of the uaais
faculty Of the State College. was gz,
"a By q large and approeiative Oh
dienco, many not being aba 10 gain 81.
mittahca. who gave him unBtintsd apa
plauso during bic charmingly varied
and magnihcently rendered program.
Mr.. Sherwood. en- American born, 8
considered the finest pianist this eoun-
try has ever produced, and Is at tde
head Of his profession e q teacher g
music. He has played 10 enthusiasts
audiences h ~ the large cities q tAs
United States and bee won equal fsn1e
Ia Europe. The coming Of this great
musician 70 . placs Of this uiss va 9
very unusual concession and TIE MN
Der Of persons who went out % haaE
him play showed an appreciation e
this fact.
Charley Andrews. who vas bIll elsLl
Of the last State senats and who , q
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-04-22

60 yo5s BsiiiSg 81. Is at J Ley
r. .. wHlS. Of Quincy, was in thsI
sss
Born. 70 Mr.. and Mrs. G. O. A.
oriek, e Gns sOn.
u swo,tiug's vlndov xou win zee
sls most s1DsoDrisis Wsdding Eifss;
Essd Bages, of WoodyilIs, was seen
bno1g friends n Tallahassee h0nday.
Gee ysus Bathing suit at Ley
gns. p. Fox end wife. Of EIkhaFt,
knalaea, stopped over b The city Sun
Have you Dssn thoss Ladies' Black
Csaysnnsttes b Low Quarters n Chit
tea q %. 3 Windowi o
Csops ere growing Fspi6ly now under
80 inausnss Of eur gsaial April Stmos-
D~A
Gee your Bashiag Caps at Ley
So
Ias H.t 81 inspectors and clerks for
- primary d Nay 10Th ls publishsd
Housshold Furniture Cor Sale, Inelud-
~ gas stove, Real bargains. Apply
s. Mn. b. J. Evans, 1-zt
nsn end nfTs. D. q. Afford and Miss
R Ali0Fd. Of Lloyd, are visiting Miss
NJ Afford.
Mics Fannie wilson has returned
s from . delightful vlsit 70 friends
q Haynne, Va.
AZ chlttsndsn q Co, tholatset thing,
c1aFonnettes h Low Quarters 8
ne chlldron Of che Episcopal Sun.
eay school and tboiF friends win picnic
AZ fako Bradford tomorrow.
Css youF Bathing Shoes at Levy
Bsginnlnr this week, the night SER
vs &c g. Johns are changed from
g3e % eo'eIosk.
Gru. Kennsth Morsn. Of New York
ely. arrived Saturday On q visit 70 her
melheF. ksa Elisa r Williams,
49,
aon. d. n. NAYS. Of Monticello, was
buslneas visitor 70 Tallahassee the
Sra % ire weak.
Issd q Taylof's Celebrated Onyx Ho-
eiV fo4 Ladies n SILK, Llalo, L.aee or
CelGua carried b. Chiltendea q Go. 3
~. o. W. I.noN CAMP No. &
woeanaf ~ tAa Weird, meets every
Eende4 nIRht m W. o. W. hall, ever
- slbfe. Members end Waiting
GaVerslene coPdially invited b attend
ltceo meetings ~
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-04-22

Foiey'e kidney remedy viii cure
any case Of kidney and bladder tr0uble
not beyond the reach Of medicine. No
medicine can DO more. Burdine's DRUG
Store.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-04-22
DRvMa our

You want q make 3 good appon,s
anSe. Xoa can ao e ard tie rn1tt
time b "slrietly T. ~ e yoa
RIDE m a cARRfAOE
FROM THIS REPOSITORY.
You're certain az style, dugnk w
and ease VIXEN USING q carriage
bought from 81. Inspect oar n9a
iina. IoIl1s eely.
MEL LIVE STOCK c0ERANY,
TALLAHASSEE, FLA.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-04-22

sllAla- ~ ~ - $3.50 ~ ~ !"
and Bold S. ~ 8 very satisfactory price.
Get y0m B.ihirg Caps Ct Ley
~. Prad Moor hss discarded hs|
small Cadillac automobIls and pUrchag-
81 a Miiehsu, which r. ore e re bestI
makes Of ear.
Get yow Bsshing shOss e Lev
An sutomshils party consisting 81
Hiss Tempe Cassidy, Mis- NcBndss
Er. Finlsy and ~. Bradford Byrd came
ever from Thomag vie Monday evening
% sttand tbs recital Of the great sber-
''Had dyspepsia o. Indigestion FOR
years. No appetite, and what Cd
eat distressed me terribly. BurdOek
Blood BIitsrs cursd me. ID. II. Walk
e., bunnegy, Ohio.
Rev. Ira 8. Patterson and Mrs Pat
terSOn win leave abtut ths last Of the
month Ger the general conference Of
the NJ. 3. church. South, which con
vsnss &c Aahsville. N. c., Nay 9Th.
Ne. Paftaroon is one Of the prominent
working members Of ths conference.
Comfortable Cottage on Boulevard
foT Rent. Apply 70 Mrs. Robert Ne
DougalL 7-h
Fire, presumed 20 have originated
from q cigarette, caused . lOss Of
about q. 900 worth Of corn IN the st0r.
age warehouse Of Mr.. e. p. Howard
Monday night. The Are company was
badly Handicapped n fighting the Gre
but their pEesenes prevented its spread.
Purins chicksn feed IN both sises
aiso Charcoal, bons meal, miea Crystal
grit, Praft's poultry regulation, resp cure,
iice killer, etc, T.B.BYrd Co Phons 4.
The mite box opening ana social 81
che Home Mission Society Of Trinity
Methodlst church Was held lest Friday
90 ths residence Of Mrs. p. Q. Gilmore.
About Afty ladies' Wsrs presentand q
very pleasing program was rendered.
and EofEeshmsnts served.
Your soou.to-marry friends win %.
preciats e Il you see the present Of
Sweeting. s-h
The TallahasssS Improvement AssO-
citation has recently been enabled,
through the generosity Of Ex-Governor
w. d. BIoxham, to1naks extensive Inn
provsments m the public park which
bsaEn hls name, and desire 70 make
known their appreciation Of the same.
FOR RENr-TWo unfurnished rooms.
suitable for light hOusake eplng. Apply
10 Mrs. w. 4, Webster, SO South Ac-
ans STREET T-St
Il takes a full week to get out an 10
sue Of The True Democrat, and Il IL
impossible 10 crowd al the work into
two days. This accounts for the fire.
quent omission OF important matter.
Send In your favoEs sarly, friends. This
ls the only way a insure their publea-
ton.
HousE ron RENr-on South BOule-
yard Street Apply % Mrs.. Robert
MeDOugall. e-tf
Prompt relief a. Ell eases Of threat
and iune trouble u you uss Chamber
Ialn'a Coafh Remedy Pleasant % take.
soothing and healing n efsel seid By
Handsome two-stoEy cottage % rent
with nll modern conVencies, Apply -
Miss MARY Damon, 1876 Clinton 81
Political meetings are being held ell
over che county and the county voters
aEo getting en- opportunity 70 learn the
platfoFms upon witch The respective
candidates are running. The Truo
~. ....a .........s. tkak q ,..ant14r, -
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-04-22

Get year Bathing Caps 81 Levy
Bros. EFT
ss
Rev. George W. Marlborough and
wife, Of Rome, Ca ere visiting their
son, Or. W. =. Marlborough. % Micco-
sukie. Mr.. YaTb0roagh II a prominent
member Of the North Georgia Confer
Ones Of the N. 3. Church South, and
has dcno 3 world Of good IL his half
century Of ministerial work. The two
are delighted with this beautiful eOun-
Try and its genial climate.
49,
FOR SALE-A Wheeler & Wilson
No. 8 sewing machine IN perfect eondi-
ton with ell attachments. Address p.
o. Box 145. s-St
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-04-22

Political meetings are being held ell
over che county and the county voters
aEo getting On opportunity 70 learn the
platforms upon witch The respective
candidates are running. TIE True
Democrat suggests chat . meeting b.
held N the couuty court housa about
Tie tth o. Sth of NAY % enable che
town voters b judge o. che merits o.
tho candidates.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-04-22

Attorney cencral Park Trammell
made q resent visit 70 Green Cove
Syringe, where be represented the
State b q ehanesry eass against y. a.
Burlington, Who was seeking %
rst . tsmporary injunction against
he cgmptrollor and tax collector e
Clay souaty % rsstraln them from eol-
letting ne tax Imposed Upon ths WAttR
company. Judge Cal daelined che In
junction..
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-04-22

~ 1''al'' o'n 4 ssI''
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-04-22

Mr.. n. L. Bethel was host at q re-
cent linen shower" given three TaIIa-
hasses ''groOms-tO-bo," Messrs. J. =.
MeNslr. Francis B. winthrop and j.
Earle Perkins. This affair was uniqusi
caused much Specializing among cut
nidsFs &c 70 the nature Of the gifts and
furnished loads Of fun 70 the paFtiei-
pants. About forty linen only" were
present.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-04-22

Mrs.. ]. B. Cromartls, of Lloyd, who
went 70 Texas several years ESQ for
her health. died b that State last week
end her remains we're brought home
Tor lntermsnl In Ire old family Gene
terry.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-04-22

Handsome two-stoFy cottage % rent
with nll modern eonV6ncles. Apply 70
Misc Mary Damon, 1876 Clinton 81
e-tl
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-04-22
Your icneus IL coated
Your breath 10 foul.

Your breath is fOul
Headaches come and 20.
These symptoms show that your stOm-
ach is the troubie. ToremoVe the cause
is the frat thine, and chamberiain's
Stomach and Liver Tablets will DO that
Kasy to take and most elective. Sold
By All dealers. 7.3t
WARTED-Laborers for saw mill and
turpentine. Colored only. Causey
Bros. Tologia, fIa. Sc
MFa. r. B. German has accepted .
position with Bethel & solomon. who
have opened Offices IN the Ames build.
ing, and commenced work Cor Our
Home Life insurance Company, Of
Jacksonville. Mrs. German win still
continue her newspaper work, and win
appreciate having her friends telephone
either at the Ofiee or at her homo when
they have any news for The True DEM
Ocrat.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-04-22

piarrhoea should Be cured without
loss Of time and By q medicine which
like Chambsrlain's Collie. cholsIa and
Diarrboea Remedy not oniy cursa prompt
Nv bat produces no unpleasant alter
sEeets. Il never fails and is pleasant
and safe 70 take. Sold By all dealers T-st
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-04-22

Cemant sldeWaIA's uuilainBaI -
Portland cement sidewalk coustrue-
ton; concrete block bulldinge; making
and having concrote blocks; estimating,
prohes, etc. Practical book fog con
Tractors. giving detaila "a full Second
edition. Postpaid SOC. De Graf Pub.
Co. Psoria, ID ~
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-04-22

An eutomehils party consisting 81
Mics Tempe Cassidy, Miss NeBrds.
Hr. FInlsy and "a. Bradford Byrd cams
ever from Thom vie Monday evening
% attond tie recital Of the great sber-
wood.
The Washington times., 1910-09-18
FITZGERALD ALWAYS
WITHIN ITS GRASP
Shadowed Day and Night as
Suspect in Subtreas-
uTy Robbery.
By THEODORE TILLER.

When the public had forgotten. and
the suspect himself. behind The three
year statute Of limitation had begun 90
feel secure. the subtle hand of the Sc
cret Service reached out during tie past
week and ETiDped itself about George
" Fitzgerald once asserting teller of
the ChiCaGos subt-easury- VINO stand
charged today with the theft Of s17a010
from that Institution IN February 1901
The' conjUred stories Of detective r5-
nance contain no narrative more thrill
ing than this which -enters =1rUfIt rifr
most gigantic vault robbery IN the his
tory % the United States Treasury and
lis branches For nearly four years men
Of the Secret Service Of the Treasury
Department and the Department Of jus
tics have harkened 10 the caII Of T7jss-
ing yeIicwbackS - $4,000 In bills OF
81, 200. 8, ,901 and q, 90 denomination.
The Washington times., 1910-09-18
PRESIDENT RETURNS
ON SUNDAY NEXT
Vacation at Beverly Ends
Today-Going on
Ohio Trip.

BEVERLY, Mass, Sept 1S-Presi-
dent Taft's vacation ends today, for to-
night he viii start oG his trip to Ohio
and Washington, and. although he ex-
poets 10 be IN Beverly the first two
weeks IN October. he will be busy and
the weather will be such as to prevent
much outdoor fun
Alr- TAFT. his military aide. Cant. Arch
Ibaid W BUtt, and Assistant Sac-etarS.
LaItd VIII motor into Boston late TO-
night and take the midnight rain fo-
New Haven.
At o'clccS tomorrow afternoon fol-
lowing the meeting Of the Yale Cor
poratlon- the President and his party.
TONED AZ New Haven by Secretary No--
ton, viii 60 to Cincinnati where the re
malnotf OF the week viii be speDT nv
me President or private business and
IN trying to create harmony within the
party II nKs in Ohio.
He expects 70 reach washington rexr
sunday morning IN tine to go fo
church 10
o=F- TAFT attended services at the Uni
tari2n church here this nlornfDe an,t is
SpcndlEg The afternoon resting.
The Washington times., 1910-09-18
MRS. BRUCE DENIES
GARRETT'S CHARGES
Declares She Scarcely Knows
Man Whose Name Is
Linked With Hers.

More ACCUSATIONS and explanations
were made today IN the sensational
sIander suit filed against W Ray
Garrett vice president OF the Union
Insurance Company. by Charles z
Bruce a stenographer. and his wife.
Mrs. Lille F. Bruce. because Of a
charge made in a letter written by the
insurance man that Attorney Fred
erick r Whippler. a married nssn.
had kissed and hugged Mrs Bruce in
broad daylight" at the High island
Canoe Club grounds on the Potomac
river
Mrs Bruce is heartbr0ken ever the
notoriety gained in the institution Of
the $4,000 damage suit. an5 at the
same time emphatically denies the
alleged intimacy Win Lawyer Whip
pier.
The Washington times., 1910-09-18

Pennsylvania Invalid BatheS
in Spring and Is
Well.

SELINS GROVE, Pa, sept. IS-After
suffering for years with cancer. and
growing no better after an oDeratior
performed six months ago, Mrs. Daniel
Shafer, of Winfield. Pa. arose from. the
bed where she has lain in agony for
weeks. walked unaided to nearby
spring drank freely Of the wafer
bathed herself in il and returned 10 her
home, where this morning she ate a
hearty breakfast and is apparently
sound and we'll
Shortly after , O'Clock this morning
Mrs Shafer astounded her family and
the nurse, who were watching at her
bedside, by arising and saying.
Christ has commanded me TO 20 to
the spring drink Of the waters. bathe
myself, and be cured. must GO
Against their protests. Mrs. Shafer
went out, without putting on her shoes,
TO the spring She scooped the water
up with her hands, tlre. it over her
neck and shoulders, drank copiousIv and
returned to her room. where she Jaw
down and slept peacefully until later if
the morning when she arose. The vO-
man dressed herself unaided. went down
to the breakfast table and ate the first
hearty meal she has ENJOY ed for weeks
The One-Ume invalid was operated on
six months ago She appeared TO be
fered a relapse It vas believed she
could not survive the night when f7a
ph ysician administered medicine to -
last night, and her family Is marverlng
over her actions today She is 10 all
Appearances q well woman.
The Washington times., 1910-09-18
CHILDREN PUT Up
At AN AUCTION SALE
Pastor, in Want, Attempts
to Dispose of His
Offspring

IRWIN. Pa, Sept IS.-UnabIe TO
supply his five children with food and
clothing, the Rev. Thomas J. BOord.
Baptist minister. living near Circle
vile, last night attempted to auction
of his boy, aged seven, and daugh-
ter, ten, here.
At the time appointed in handbius
distributed by BOord. a thousand per
sons gathered. The Rev Mr. Boord
appeared, accompanied by a clean
looking boy and Sirl-
Citizens stepped to the front and
declared that the Federal Constitu-
tion prohibited the sale of human be
ings. but the minister attempted to
defend his actions
he was finally forced TO can or
the auction
The hand bills read a. follows
Auction tonight The undersigned
viii sell at public auction his two cuil-
dren as hereinafter described
'One boy. seven years old, fair com
plexion, weight, forty-three pounds
strong OF body and mind Has never
been to school, but would make a com
petcnt newSbOy and be able 10 earn
good wages ia three years. VIII be
great support to buyer N less than
eight years
Zone girl. aged ten. dark complexion.
weighs fifty-thTee pounds Has had
four years schooling was youngest
pupil in her class Can execute any
household duties such as plain SEWING,
cooking. diSh-waShing- etc For a child s
nurse cannot be excelIed- VIII be COM
peteut to keep an ordinary house in six
wears time
sac TO take place corner Third and
Main streets at I-,sl tonight. Terms and
conditions Of sale and reasons for sell
ing made known before sale begins Pur-
chaser must be soOd moral person
The Washington times., 1910-09-18
LEAKING GAS JET
IS NEARLY FATAL
Mary Knighten Overcome
and Taken TO Emergency
Hospital.

Poisonous fumes leaking from q de-
fective Gas Jet caused the serious illness
TODAY Of Mary kniShteu. thirtv-five
years old, Of 20 Third street northweSt
She IS at Emergency Hospital Her con
dition is stu serious bur physicians be-
Iieve she viii recover
TIE IaudIady Of the house where the
woman rooms discovered the oGor Of gas
oOut 7-11 o'clock this morning. and
t.a,iuE f to the womap's room. found
Ter In an unconscious condition.
Inv eStiCation deFeloEed that " hile the
=aS stou cock had been r,roz1erlv turned
last night the jet was detective enough
10 allow a large quantity &C the gas 10
eScane
The Washington times., 1910-09-18
ITALIAN IS WOUNDED
WHILE AT HIS DOOR

CHICAGO, H.. Sept 1S.-Tbe DoIica
are trying to unravel the rnvste-,- 1,s6i,et
surround the probably fatal shooting Of
Thomas Brachant. an Italian. as he T-a =
Sittlhg upon the steps leading to his
home early today
according to Italians leaving win
BTachant he was once wealthy and has
ben prosecuted by the BLACK Hand >
who, they say. forced him 70 lead the
demands
The police put out little faith in the
story, and say that they have learned
that Brachant was wounded By two
negroes.
The Washington times., 1910-09-18
VERDICT Of SUICIDE
IS NOT ACCEPTABLE
TO WOODNEN LODGE
Will Insist on Further In
quiry Into Death of
Harris.
BELIEVE IN CALLING
JURY BY CORONER
Major Sylvester Has Submitted a
Detailed Report Of His
Detectives.
Late Developments IN the
Harris Death.

Modern WOOdmen express disap-
prOvHI OF Coroner's reiterated
statement that NOrvaI t. Harris
committed suicide.
Harris feIIOvv-WOOdmen will de-
mHnd that an inquest he held 20
clear the mystery.
Committee Of WOOdnlen viii meet
tonight 20 determine upon line of
action.
Police make second report on Har-
ris killing Coroner then declines
to order inquest
Many features of strange death Of
Harris remain unexplained, as
was the case at end of original
hurried investigation.
The Washington times., 1910-09-18
GIRL STARTS SWIM
TO CONEY ISLAND

NEW YORK, sept. IS.-EOse PittinOf,
called by Dr. Sargent the most power
fuI woman in the world, and who once
outswam seven men IN a race from
Charlest0wn bridge to the Boston Light,
started to swim today from Manhattan
to Coney Island
At $50 O'Clock she dove into the East
river at the foot of East TWenty-tllird
street. and II was not long before she
had passed under Brooklyn bridge and
was in the lower bay
Ferry boats saluted her and she wav-
ed her hand 10 the passengers At noon
she was swimming easily and did not
Miss PittinoT is afteen years old.
The Washington times., 1910-09-18
CURTISS INSPECTS
SITES NEAR CAPITAL
FOR AVIATION MEET
Famous Flyer Confers With
Local Aero Club
Officials.
PRELIMINARY PLANS
PLEASE AERONAUT
Expresses Desire to Compete in
Baltimore-Washington
Aerial Contests.
Latest Developments in
AUfaffori Meet Plans

Aviation meet promsters aad
Glenn Curtiss inspect possible
sites between baltimore and
Warrington
Curtiss and hfs representative
predict aviation records win he
broken At local meet.
" ashinEton Aero Club members n
welcome CurfisS party. and hoIs
conference regarding proposed
meet
CuFtiss viii probably meet armv
and navy officials vEhfIe In Wash
tsEton, and make special experf-
ments for them
College Park, where Government
made tests, considered ax po.-fbf.
site for BaIdmOre-Washinrf
met
The Washington times., 1910-09-18
RAIN FORCES OUT
SMALLEST GAS BAG
The Luzerne Descends in Indiana.
Thirty-five Miles From Start.
Sighted During Night.
Developments IN First Day
Of Balloon Race.

Thirteen balloons entered In cham
BiOnships and free-fOr-aII races.
Weather bureau reports Indicate
balloons are nearing western
Lake Erie, and probably VIII be
blown aeTOss to Canada 81 south
west wind holds.
Pilot Carl Fisher, of the Indiana
IN. and other acrOnauts hope to
reach Nova Scotia or Newfound-
land before descending 90 earth
again
Fhc BuEerne, l.. r. Custer, pilot.
smallest balloon entered, de-
Sceads at NobIesviIIe, Ind, thirty
Hve miles from start at Indianap-
oils, because Of adverse weather
conditions