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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-05-12
AuSlanb.

= Su Oem canaoiihen Stdotden
giOrpoOb, Ont. rihtets elm 5suer eiusn
S9absn uon $15O,O0 an.
- Die @itaoslle BON Wteiiina ipurbs
uon einem alien Inidein mad an9els9'
ten Srauoe heim9siudt, Der 9roBen
Shaben anrihtete unO bic Seituu8s'
merle idwer bsiddoists.
- Sn ben ipauiiden ProuinjeH Sli'
uenia uno RooaioB, in Der Oldbe Der
pOrtusieiiiden @rsuse. uuroen befttee
@rbsridhttsrunsen ueripiirt. Sc wuros
fsin S6aben anssridtet.
- Der nanbufte PbGiiier uno Wta'
tbematiter Der 8erliuer llniperlitdt,
grOisiior Or. Wur Bland, bat Die 5sier
bss funf unO SwauSisiabriSeu Subj
ldums ieiuer @rnennuH9 gum Yrofsiior
be9anseu.
- Der beriibmte @enrema(er Sran5
p. DsfresSer besins in Mtiin6en bic
Seier ieinss fiinfunoiiebSisiten Geburts'
tags. Dem eenialen Riinitler wuroen
aus oieIsm slnlub BON alien Seiteu bic
sr6bten @brunsen 3utbeit.
- gta6 elmer furSen 9ranfbeit lit in
ainsitun, Samaicu, 9iOrb Glsris, Der
frabere PrdiiOsnt uon Suiti. seitOrbsn.
giOro slleris bat felt Der 8euolution pon
1908, ole sr isin Sano uertufen muBts,
oils 5lh9tlius in SiusitOn, Samaica,
9emobut.
- Commander Hobsrt 6. Fearb, Der
ausebli6e @utbeder Oes giOrbpols, er'
bielt in Gnertennun9 isinsr Seroienite
UNI bic @iienidaft uon Der fOnisIiaeu
ssOsrupbiiden Seisuiduft iu yOnoou
bic fiir ibn seitiftete sclbene Seroienit'
mebaille.
= Sin 9ewulti9es Ssuer in SrotO'
iAtn, ProptnS Foien, bat benz Wtllt'
tarfistuS sinen bod in Die Eauienoe &C.
beuOen Sdaben Sugefiist. Dret Sabr'
SeuSiduppsn unO @rerSieriduppsn bee
2. POieu'i6su 5eIoartillerie'Resinent
OiO. Sc fiuO in tSlammen uufsssausen.
- Die Staotusrorbnsten babsn elmer
i'm Sinblid uuf bic am TO-. IL. uuo 70
SftOber oisies Sabre ftattfinoenOe pun
oertiubrfsisr Der 8srliner llniueriitd
ssitetltsu antrus oes Wasiitrats anee
uOmmeu. Der gum SsidluB erbO
beue antrus bs,wedt bic Grri4tunt
elmer Stiftuns bon sweibunosrttuuisnt
Wiarl.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-05-12
Gaum slanblidl!

slnaefidts Der boben 2ebensmit.
teIpreiie iit Der foIgenoe gtotbi9rei
zines ssarmers ans Roro Carolina
auffaIIenb. gr idreibt: DSSn ben
@robItGbten lit aIles ungebeuer then.
er, 1in6 mir Snrmer bier orauBen
fonnen uniere Brobufte niht los
perSen. 0as tpeniee, bas mir oerfnu.
fen, ntiiiIen mir balb lpegi6enfen.
@eraoe iest bel bieier Snbres5eit, mo
Die greiie bod nllgemein bod iin6,
f6nnen mir bier feinen annebmbn.
rem 8reis befommen. Die bette But
ter berfduften mir I'M @eibnadten
AL IL Gents, iage uno idreibe, 5lpOli
Gents pro Yfuno. 9as 9ueeno @icr
pertauften mir 81 20 Gents, ober
niht fir bares @elb, nein, MIR eegen
8arenoustaitih. aiirSbWeinefleiid,
rein aeI6Ia6tet, bette QuaIit6t, be.
fon1n1en mir aht Gents oas 8frn6.
aht Stiid GinOoieb babe id1 fir Sil.
idn1rren $40 oerfauft, tpdbreno bod
iebes einselne StId bate tpenisItens
S25 bringen iolIen. Die belteH Siib.
ner miiiien mir fir t5 iatb 90 Gents
oas Stiid bereeben un6 fir fette
@dnIe befommen mir MIR 80 Gents
oos Stiid. 8ei iolden elenben grei.
fen IoIlte man bod Serfen, OerStoot.
bapobner ioIlte feline Rabrunesmit
tel au6 et1Bas biIIiger betommen,
nhpr
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-05-12
Gebenbis eimssmanert.
Die eriHHtfHHs an eiHs sthsimHIasSns griAiAts
: ans fraherer Belt aufsefrtiat

Der bieIbeipro6ene Soil 6es gpo.
tbefers Barot eibt Der franBoiiiden
Nepne nSnternleoiaire 6es Cher.
6eitrs" @nIaB, ole @rinneriing an
cine mpiterioie @eibifte, ole Dor go
Sobren 6as ollgefneine &a9esge-
tprd6 biIbete, ipicber aitf3ufriiben.
8ie Der befonnte Roter 8fopignan
oamdI8 beri6tete, tpar er zines
Gbenbs aii eitren Sterbeir6en gebolt
tporoen, ban er Die Ieste SeIung ee.
ben foIlte. Srot Der ion6erbaren
9e6ing1tita fid bor oen 8esgeben
Die aitgen nerbin6en au Ioiien. batte
ii6 Der Batter bereit erfIGrt. feline
RrieiterpfIidt gu erfiilen. glIs tbm
nd6 elmer 5ienllid3 Ioftger @agen'
fobrt Die giroe bon ben glugen ge.
ftcitmen fpiirOe, befano er iib in ei.
rtem Hmtm Dor einem to6tenbIei6en
@efifh, bos er biirb Die Seffnlng
elmer friib aitfeefiibrten Wauer er.
blidte, einer Oeffnnpg, Die 5fpeifellos
rta6 6em @eegatge oes Brieiters
5ugefriauert tperoen ioate. nm ben
ltngIiidli9en lebenoig gu begroben.
Bater Rabigrtm batte nod ieiner
$einlfebr bon Der nberteuerIifen
Gabrt. bic er iebitperitGn6Iib tuieoer
nit perbiin6enen 9llieen geina6t, I'M
beraiigli9 Die golsei benadri6tigt,
bic aud cine nnteriuhung eingelei'
tet batte, beren @e6er6en irtOeiien
ereebnibIos gebIisben Dnren. Gin
btpeiter 0ertralensmnnn Der &erue
min iogar ben 0eaitrer gefnntt ittto
gefpro6en boben Der ole outinote
Meauer olifgefiibrt bate. @r bieB
2ouis grignop ipO bate IN ietnen
Ietten 2ebenSiobren tpieoerbolt err
sablt, tpie er zines Goses bon meb'
reren 2eatten beiltdt tpouoen iet one
ibn aufeeforbert batten, iein Sano'
nerfs5eue su nebmen, imo Die ibn,
na6oem iie ibm Die 9lugen felt oer'
bun6en, in einem 8ngen nod einern
Sauie gefiibrt b6tten, tpo er iib IN
slnaefidt elmer ansobl nlastirter
Serren befanS unS ben auftrog er.
belt, elm 3immer. in bem Elm nadter
afeIIelter 0tam lag. pclIt1n6ig 5ii'
5itrnoiiern. 1a6bem Der Raurer
feline arbeit perri6tet, mar er IN
ebenio sebeimilibpoIler 8eiie fpteoer
nod Soiiic gebraht uoroen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-05-12
0ermif6tes Snlanb.
0u gBaibiuatou. ., 6

- Sn Waibin9ton, .. g.. itarb Der
psnitOairts Rsur aOmiral SidbOrn.
= Der 8unbeslenat nabm cine YOr'
lase an, laut welher beitimmt wiro. oaB
bas gBrad Der -WtaineA I'M 9afen bon
Suuanu SebOben rOerben Iou.
Sm Glter BON &c Sabrsn ltarb in
Santa Barbara, Gal, gang plOslid Der
peufOnirte Rsar aomiral Der Bunoes'
1otte 8Opman Senrp Wte@alla.
= gus 9isw 9Ort uirO ssmslOst, bus
ii6 on Der Paraoe, bic fir ben 18. Suni
gum @mpiuuS bes friibersn Prdiibentsn
RoOieuslt bort seplant wirb. 10000
Perionen bstbeilisen werbsH.
-Sn Sairpisw, Der Dobuuns bes
Ssrrn 8illium Senniuss Srpan, muros
feline Eodtsr. Srau Rutb Brgan Sea'
pitt, init stnem ensliidsu SHsenisur,
Names Resinalb Omen, 9etraut.
Der Dausrlaufsr @OwarO RupiOn
8siton, Der I'm Sebruar uon SOS anse'
les abmari9irts, um bic -Reiie ua4
gisw YOrt ju 5uB snriid 3n lesen, traf
am Sisl ieiner DauoerunS Elm. @r bat
bic Stsiis in senau n EaSen Suriid Se'
lsst.
- Das 6 ,Msilen iiibweftlid BON
@mporia, 3as., 9slssene StaSthen
PlpmOutb, 9us.. 1T Our9 einsn Sturm
uOllitanois serit6rt Dorbsn. Das Stdot'
den bat cine 8suSlteruns BON 400 Sse'
len, bic bel bem llnmetter alies einse'
bIbt babsn.
Gus uerifieoenen Srtidaften
Sons Sslanbs traf bic giadri4t elm.
baB man bort msbrere bsftise @rber'
idhtterunssu ueripiirt hut. am bsftiS'
itsn paren Die @roftOBe In @arben
@itp, Ssmiteub unb WtineIOa. Dort
wuroen mebrere 9sbdube srbsblid be.
iddoist.
= Der BON Der units6 states Stssl
Corporation frsipillis bsidlOiieus is4s'
prOBentiSs SObnuufidlus fir bic anss.
itellten 1T in 8raft setreteu. Die 2Obu'
erbObuns, uon Der 225.O0o ysute be-
trofien nerben, madt fiir Die 9eIel.
iduft cine idbrlide Mebraussabe uOn
100000 aus.
= Sn ieiHer regelmdBisen Sisuns
nabm Der Stabtratb uou Tpdforb. Su..
cine nsus 8erOrOnuns ,weds ResuIiruns
Der 0irtbidaften an. 8OdiOrO mar
rtroden"; aber bel Der lestsn Socal
Sption.NBubl purOen bic Sanutifer nit
GROCER WfaiOritat seidluSen. Die
8irtbidafteu iino felt cem 2. Wtai pis'
Der often.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-05-12
S6uttiid prsnkiidler aebrsrinneu
anstanIdj.

Srpiiben oem preuBiihen &rItus.
miniiter uno oen .2oros OF tbe Com.
mittee OF tbe 8ripp Council Of eou.
cation" in Sdottlano ipuroe cine
8ereinborune getroffen, nah Der Die
prlibiiben b0beren Waoheni6uIen
cine 9ln5abl idotttider 2ebrerinnen
au Dem 3rpede oufnebmen engltibe
observation-disclosures nit ben
Sf,iiIerinnen 5u peranitalten. Die
3abI oieier 2ebrerirnen ri6tet li9
no6 oen antrdgen Der sInitaltsIei'
Alrrpaen. 9lnoereriettS ioIlen preu.
Biife 2ebrerinnen bel ben i6ottli6en
boberen MlGohenihuIen eintreten
Inn beutid,e observation-disclosures
obufhoIten. 9ieie gustailihlebre.
rinnen baben beitintntbe griifingen
nad3inpeiien unb niifien nit Den
gIenenten Der Sprade oes an0eren
2an6es pertrout iein. Ter gntritt
erfoIat i'm Septennber, bon Shott-
Lamb aus I'M Sftober; bic aniteIung
aeidIebt in 6er 9fesel ouf elm Sdul'
iobr. Die 9ebrerinrten ioIIen burd:
id,nittIia ni6t mebr aIs aipei Stiin.
ben tagli6 0ienit tbun. 3u ibrer
MeiterbiIbuna biirfen iie aieood in
allen RlofIen Dem unterri6t beituob.
nen. sic hoben iid au perpfli6ten,
iiber Die gnitaIten. an benet iie tbd.
tia iinb. nifts obne @enebfiigiing
Der slriiiftsbehoroe bei6er 26n6er
All beroifentlidlen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-05-12
graup!

Sn Bort Suron Nidigan, bat oas
Sro0es ano 9abor Council beihIoi'
fen, oie oortiee @rbeiteri6aft gum
Sample geeen Sie Brobi6ition ouf5u.
rufen. Gin GbnIi6er 9eidluB lit
BON Der oraoniiirten Grbeiteridait in
gontioc im6 anberen StGsten 6es
Staotes eefaBt lporo1t. Bort Saron
geb6rt pl ct. CLAIR Gourtp, beIien
8eoolterung 6etnnahIt buriiber ab'
ruitimnen boben tpir6, OBJ lie in Die
tredene &oIcnne einriiden ooer Der
Safe Der 8ernu,ft treiI blei5en mil.
goniioc sebSrt 5ii OofIaao eountp,
Sos Dor Hpei Sabren bon ben Sem.
oer Der perionEiden Sreibeit erobert
tp,rSe, bas uber iest enti4loiien 5ii
|eiu I6eint. Dos HHiuiirSiae Sod OBJ
jaidiitteln-
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-05-12
Gifenbabn Seittabelle.
ssIapar.. sadapanua unS @.H,ru Balm.

Setamare, eauamanna unD aBefern Bagn.
Su Rraft ben "a. Sunt 1906
GabNa a-guIdBt Scranton fir N.p gcrf
I'm 2.05, $3.50. 6.05, 500. 1920, Born. 4;
f2. 40, 3.25 unb $40 Na&mittaaS. Mir
Rtp gorf unb philadelphia, un 500 Born, !,
f2.4O unb 3.35 Nahmiiiaas, mir
Lobsbauua, $40 ga6mitiaas.
gSrella sir Buffalo UNI rs. 6.25u 900
Rer.t f.55. $40 uub ff.t0 Rabmittaas. Niir
Btusbdmton, Glmtra unb 3wlf&enfatiun.n nm
1910 Mor. unt los Ratm. Mir Ssp,oo,
Syratufs une Utica. nm IFS unb {. .25 WoY. =,
f.55 @a&mtiiass Sswtdp. @prdrut unb
Utica Bug um 6.25 Wor. Iduft t6alitb, ousa,.
uommtn Scuntaas. 8iir Runtrof, um 900
Wpr.; los uub $40 HdGm. giitcITcn VIC.
spmpeattou. I'M 400 Ra&miitnas. pino.
kamptOu aetOm mpbutiou, um 6.t5 Ra6mitiaas,
6leomsburg Sibiifon-SBnIGRi Snautrn
thT @ortbumbtrlaue um 6.35. 10 90 Wpr. ,
1 .55 uub 6.40 Ra&m. 6tir plymouth nm 9. .O5
Ra@mittaas.
SoHutaaSs8iiae.
sabIid-Bfir Rtp gprf nm 2O5. 3.2O
sos uub 1920 WOrs,ns, 3.35 uub 3.4O
HdHm.
R0rbtla - 8Hr Buffalo I'm f.f5. uut
6.25 Wpr. t.55, $40 uub tf.fO Wadbn.
6hr 8tuebdmtcn uub 3piihtuRahuutn, SOC
unb 1910 Bcrnttttdas.
0Iaemsbarg Sibifion-s -s,uI6hi Scranton
u N f0.2O Rpr. unb $40 Ra6mittass.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-05-12
eadamaHuu & @bomins gaIIeb.
(eanrel ginie.)
9pii&tn SraufOu unb WiIfts. Barre.

3pff&tH Srnutpu une @iIfts.gd
3Hat ssrIalTsn Srantcn nm 90, 2. 100, 2 On
100, 500 uub 500 RSrasns. I'm s 40 Wor.
lsus an @cHsntaatn unb dlIt uabfoIasust
,panNe Riuuitu, unb urt ZOO Wcra,us an
5eHHtdatu unb ale ud6fcIasrbs iran,ia Ri.
'utsn bts uub tuflu0ps 70 no Tntts. In @iI.
ts-Sarrt Al Winuitn 'edter anFommerb.
Grbrtslaat, uur Ia ptttstcu dubaIt,nb, str.
dHsR SerdHtou dat Stuubt tdaIi&, ausd,.
lomHitH SoHutdds uub Nsttrtnatn. bon 7.ta
Wcratns bic 7.t9 assuos. unb trtiFtu IN @t.
tss.8drrt 30 Wiuuttu 5pdtsr tin.
OtfttrtS DituR ,wffn.a Scranton. RdS aHu
1dTf, euHa pasf, ptttrsburd uub Dunmprs.
Stsss EabvSIar fHr dsbddh'fHrbtrnbs 3hst.
tFat h 9raff am 8. SuItt907.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-05-12
aampf anf siHem eIeffriidea
2eitHHssmait.

Sn Riilbauien t. @Ii, rebioirte Elm
Weonteur Die elsftriide So6ipdnniei.
tund. Dabei fano er ouf einem
IaaIte einen SeIbpebeI bonn gaiiIbau.
fer S;nfanteriereeiment, Der ii6 ben
WeaIt Observation-Disclosures seip1bIt
hatte. Ser Monteir foroerte. ben
sselopebeI auf ben Mait su eerIoI.
fen. slIs er iidl iueigerte, eritiee Der
Monteur ben Ytnlt ielbIt, I'M ben
@ioerItrebenoen nit SeipaIt berun-
tersuboIen Bel eem Singer dilf
Sem Neait nuroe Der Rortteur eesen
Die eIeftriiden 9eitunesordbte nit
5000 Bolt Spanntne ge6riift una
babur9 auf Der SteIIe eetOStet.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-05-12

Soft etnen blnnrner Streit@ 8u &c.
nrnft,
60 gerei9e 9ir's nidt SiiIetss -
Cd TIM Der srfte, Der oriiber Indt.
ilbS made ba1n stpei eei4eitel
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-07-15
TWO MORE FATAL
 TRIPS IN AIR.
Especial from United Press.)

(opCSAdA 1AOIA OA1ICo OScsJ
 London, July 1.-Two more deaths today were added to the growing list of fatalities that have marked mans efforts to conquer the air.
 In Ghent, Daniel Kinet, the Belgian aviator and one of the most famous of the European flyers. according to a Reuters dispatch. died last night of injuries sustained by a fall last Sum- day. The rudder of his machine, a Farman biplane. broke while he was a considerable distance in the air and the machine dropped like a stone. turning several somersaults and landing in a wheat field. Kinet was at first thought to have been mortally wound ed, but the physicians who examined him declared he would recover. Last night, however, he died unexpectedly. Kinet held the worlds record for car rying passengers in an aeroplane. On April 8, 1910, at Mourmelon, France, he flew with a passenger two hours and 20 minutes, covering 102 miles. On May 15 he beat that record by fly irg with a passenger for hours and Fl minutes.
 In Coventry, England. Miss Viola Spencer. a parachute jumper died to- day of injuries sustained when her parachute failed to open properly dur ing an exhibition on Saturday.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-07-15
MAYORS RUSH ROAD : COMPLETE; CONGRESS ST.
 BRIDGE OPENS TOMORROW

Congress street bridge will be open
 d to vehicle travel tomorrow morn ing at g o'clock. This is in accord ance with an announcement made by President Manwaring of the Bridge commission this morning. Public Works Director Kenny this morning informed Assistant Engineer Laws, in charge of the bridge work that the A fit. macadam roadway for the tenn porary use of travel on the west ap- proach will be ready for use tomorrow morning. The engineer stated that the bridge would be ready for travel at that time. For the first time since November IT, 1908, vehicles will pass over the bridge.
 President Manwaring said this morn ing that the opening of the bridge is merely an accommodation to the public The commission still has work to do in paving the west approach with granite blocks, which it cannot do un- til the proposition to widen Congress street is settled.
 The work of tearing down the re- mainder of the brick structure on the south side of the East approach is to be completed.
 Acting Mayor McMurray and the members of the street committee will he the first to cross the bridge in the of City Engineer McKenna. The orders to build a temporary road
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-07-15
ATLANTIC FLEET
 ITINERARY FOR
 EUROPEAN CRUISE
Especial from TTnited Press |,


 Washington, July 15.-The detailed itinerary of the European cruise of the Atlantic fleet in the Mediteran- can next fall was announced today by the. Navy department. Twenty four battleships, destroyers and aux Hilary vessels will leave various ports on the Atlantic coast and meet at some convenient place in the Atlantic be maintained until the Mediterran- can is reached when the ships will scatter and visit various ports. The Connecticut and Michigan will go to Vile Franche and Naples; the Della ware and North Dakota to Toulon and Genoa; the Louisiana, South Car olina, Kansas, and New Hampshire to Alexandria; the Georgia, Nebraska, Rhode Island and Virginia to Mar seilles, Barcelona and Lisbon; the Minnesota and Vermont to Naples and Vile Franche, and the Mississippi to Genoa and Toulon.
 The five deStroyerS and the Dixie of the seventh torpedo division will touch at Leghorn, Algiers and Madeira. The fleet will be accompanied by the ten der Yankton, the hospital ship Solace and the supply ship Culgoa. The fleet will rendezvous again at Gibraltar during Christmas week and the bat tleships will sail for Guantanamo, ar irving there about January 16.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-07-15
SERGEANT HALL AFTER TONIGHT, IF YOU PLEASE Six New Cops to Be Elected By Police Board This
 Evening
 TOTAL OF PATR0LMEN 85 Contest Between Friends of Roland and Riley in Sixth
 Waxes Warm
TOTAL OF PATROLMEN 85

The. advancement of Patrolman Peter Hall to the place of detective sergeant, and the election of six pa- trolmen by the Police board tonight will complete the program of strength ening the police department made pos sible through the adoption of an amendment to the city ordinances and the appropriation of the Board of Apportionment for that purpose.
 Heretofore the numerical strength of patrolmen has been limited to 80. The death of Patrolman Deitz left the doiIg patrol duty, supplied that va cancy. The advancement of Patrol man Hall will cause a vacancy which will result in the selection of another patrolman, bringing up the total of new policemen to six.
 With the exception of one. the sex tette has been practically settled. Those who will likely become police men tonight are Edward Dwyer, Dem Dwyer of the Eighth district; Carl Renkel, S92 Grand street. prominent member of the Germania Society. and a leader of German Democratic events; Henry Drucker, a Jewish Republican worker; John H. Fox. a Democrat of the Ninth district. driver for Wheeler & Rowes; Frank A. White, Republi- can. 194 Adams street, formerly a pitcher of the Bridgeport team of the Connecticut League, now machlnist of the U. T. Co.,; and either Patrick Roland or Maurice Riley of the Sixth district The contest between the Democratic friends of Roland and Riley is so strong that compromise candidate may be selected.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-07-15
2,500 AUTOS IN ELkS' PAGEANT
 AT DETROIT
Especial from United Press)

Detroit, July 15.-Detroit dragged its biggest industry into the limelight of the Elks convention today when 2,500 automobiles, decorated to the limit, lined up for the biggest auto mobile paradei ever held. Cars of every size and make were in line and the crowd that turned out to view the pageant riva1ed in size the mob that damned the streets to see the parade.
 The heat again took its toll of the crowd in the streets. Since the Elks' celebration opened the scores of tenn porary hospitals throughout the city have cared for more than 2,5OO cases of heat prostrations and they were working to the limit of their capacity again today.
 Today will see the thinning out of the big crowd and tomorrow will be Get away day" in real earnest.
 A big crowd started for the State Fair Grounds today, where this after noon Arch HoXsey in a Wright aero plane expected to break the worlds record for height.
 Hoxsey shot up some 2,00O feet yesterday.
 In addition to a score of other at- fractions power boat regatta open ed on the Detroit river today. Some of the fastest boats in the country were on hant.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-07-15

Washington, July 15.-Mrs. Laura Cramer, a clerk in the state depart ment. has filed in the District supreme COLT. her answer to the suit brought by pr. Lee M Hurd. of Greenwich. Conn.,, as conservator of the estate of Fenton J. Hurd, his grandfather, who had been adjudged by the courts of Connecticut incompetent to manage his own affairs Dr. Hurd charged that the elder Hurd had given $4O,OO0 to Mrs. Cramer, and the court granted a temporary injunction to prevent her from disposing of any of it until the suit was heard, Mrs. Cramer admits she got s27,000 from the elder Hurd "because he was grateful Tor her care of him, which had been that or a daughter" pr. Hurds allegations or spook influences and occult demon strations she denies. According to let ters which accompanied the answer, Hurd wished to give $12,000 to a Miss Hattie Smith. whom he wanted to posed on, Mrs. Cramer declared, when it adjudged Hurd incompetent. The, answer of Mrs. Cramer having sworn away the equities of the bill of com plaint. Justice Stafford dissolved the restraining order which prevented her from drawing on her bank account. The order of the court does not dis pose of the controversy and Dr. Hurd will file a reply to the statement made by Mrs. Cramer.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-07-15
Especial iron. United Press.)

London, July 15-Scotland Yard au- thorities today abandoned the theory that Dr. Haw1ey Crippen and his typist. Ethel Clare Leneve, have fled from England. The search for the American physician and dentist, who is charged with murdering his wife and burying her body in quicklime in the basement of their home. 39 Hill drop Crescent, has narrowed down to the city of London itself. The detec- tlves today declared they were con- vinced Crippen and Miss Leneve are still in hiding here.
 It became known today that the pair had been under police surveillance for days, and though this surveillance was somewhat less strict after last Satur- day when the detectives questioned Dr. Crippen, the detectives say 1t was nevertheless sufficiently rigid to war rant the statement that Crippen has not left the metropolis.
 This afternoon the police made pub lie the statement of the keeper of a shop adjoining the Cr1ppen home on Hilldrop Crescent. This man declared that he often heard revolver shots in the CriDpen house and he had grown so accustomed to them that when, four or five months ago he heard a woman pietously scream ''Oh, don't; oh, dont", followed by revolver shots. he paid lit- tie heed. As this happened about the time the police believe Mrs Crippen was killed. the shopkeeper believes Crippen shot his wife to death on that occasion.
 The police have arranged with the CoronfaI forces to have the inquest held tomorrow when it is expected that the chemical analysis made by Dr. Pepper, the famous cfimino1ogist. will show that Mrs. Crippen was killed by poison administered by her physician husband, who was well versed in tox- jcology.
 The frightful mutilauon of the body was an after-thought, designed merely to facilitate the decomposing action of the Qujcklime Many of the larger bones were removed from the body, for they would not soon disintegrate in the bed of uuicklime. It is said today that the reason for heAcontinued search being made through the house is that the police are confident they will find these bones hidden somewhere about the premises.
 The details of the crime. as they are coming to light, show that Dr. Crippen was one of the most sid1ful criminals the police ever dealt with.
 His wife disappeared about February 2, on which date the police believe he killed her. Crippen, with Miss Leneve who wore some of Mrs. Grip pens furs and jewels, appeared at sev- eral entertainments shortly thereafter,