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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-05-27
MRS. M'QUA|D
COMES TO court

Mrs Charlotte McQuaid made her
debut in court this morning. when. with
Lorrin Andrews as her attorney. she
appeared before Circuit Judge Robin
son.
The divorce action of the McQuaids,
wife agaist husband and husband
against wife, Is expected TO come up
for trial on its merits next week 1t
was on the calendar this morning on
a motion made by Andrews to strike
out certain paragraphs In McQuaid's
complaint in which he made charges of
misconduct against his wife. Mrs, Me-
Quaid also asked for temporary ALI
mony and counsel fees. The entire
matter was postponed, however, and
will be taken up Monday
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-05-27

Of tax assessor and collector of Ha-
wall, succeeding y. g. Willfong. who
rendered his resignation last Monday.
King has forwarded his application
for the position to Governor Frcar. 1t
Is endorsed by the leading Hawaiian
politicians They claim that the Gov
cruor should appoint n competent lla-
wuiian to that important office. II
their recommendation is turned down,
they say, they will do something mt the
next election.
1t is reported in TIilo that Assessor
Wnlfong viii support King for the po-
sitiOn.
Last night large number Of Ila-
waiian politicians met and decided to
send petition to Governor Frcar to
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-05-27

Pr's's ",,,,,,,,,a Soc, 200 and loo
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-05-27
X * X X n n S II n x u h 81 v ,
RECREATIONS /:

Jansen who is without question
the greatest Transformationist and
lllusionist in all America has finally
consented TO tour the world under
the management of Charles Hugo who
last year conducted the record-break-
ing tour of the Great Nicola Jansen
has heretofore fatty refused to en-
terrain any offers to- leave his native
country, where, he has met with nm
bounded success for the past ten
years. but after much negotiation
Charles Hugo succeeded in gaining
his consent for tour Of the world.
In presenting Jansen he Is bringing
to Honolulu the highest example
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-05-27

According to purser's report
brought here by the steamer Maui,
the following sugar is awaiting ship
mcnt ON Hawaii: p. $. NJ. HAP; II.
S. Co. 1860; d. 322S; II. 1876; X. A.
S. 1900; Lau. 10 900.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-05-27

appoint King In Willfong's place.
Speaker lIolstcin, il is said, has writ
ten to trear OF his approval of Kings
appointment to the Office of tax assess
or Of Hawaii.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-05-27

The steamer Iwalani is reported as
loading Il shipment of sugar at .Mahu-
kona and should be an arrival at the
port tomorrow morning.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-05-27
INDEPENDENT
THEATER
COMPANY
INDEPENDENT THEATER

Tho Cheapest Show in Town and tho
Best
SPECIAL STAR PICTURES THIS
WEEK
CIT YOUR VOTES ron TnE BId
AUTO
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-13
Sourosvilic srisfs

Tho case AGAINST Hermann Ogers.
Who was accused by George Cramer
~ drawing gun on the latter. dIrinf
some trouble fte men rod. was die
missed In SOUR. W-'gtjs court SAL.
urdav
John Nr1er returned fo hls duties
'n Nea Nar'inssiife after spending
Saturday and SUNDAY. aIfn h'- family
nn Morton avenue
Lester Rodgers and Perry Tom Icon
uif leave 'h.s morning Tor Clarksburg
where they viii spend fhe week on
Duo reas
Lloyd frrl'f returned 90 Moran.
'oFu .asf rIghf aff.. short VISIT fl
tI. parents on flocEa1od avenue
Nrs Sadie farrIs of Cameron. uas
.r ffe ri.v yesterday. calling on rc'a.
tf..a
Wrs George Kerry ,eff Iasf e-erl1E
f~- Esr Liverpool 10 affenf fhe bed.
sfr ~ sire Frank ser. afo Is cor.
1"-'s HI
Wrs Wm Fsfe- a' Eoshv Rosk
eas 'r fre r.fs yesterday and spent
'rr Gas r -r friends
'fss Mar Garrison fas returned f0
har home 0u Washington avenue. after
short r..f rrr BIafre relatives
Rev Arthur Hank preached nis fare.
Fei sermon az Che Bapfisf church zee
ffrfay ard r.U leave -ha riddle ~ che
week rer t's rev pas'0rafe In Ps-ker1
hlrE
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-13
NAME DELEGATES
Delegates 70 TIE National HlSru.sy
ard Rivers and Hsrbors Conven-
tlons Named

Delegates 10 the American. Assocsa
tion for Highway improvement witch
neets ~ Richmond- Va November
70 10 %. and to he National Rivers
and Harbors Congress. which meets
a. Washington Dcoem Der s. = and :.
were named by the ROard Of Trade
through Secretary X Benton NGy lor.
Following are the delegates appointed
10 the road conkress. + ". Oxleby.
J. &. Hearnc, 7. A Wesrmyer. George
A. l.aughlln. ;. = Bloch w l. Stone.
n. ; sands, George krcss. John u.
Garden. George W Woods. W b Ir.
vine and 6. 6. Whitman Thee ap-
pointed N The rivers and harbOrs con.
venton follow. Senator y r. Scott.
Hon " p. Hubbard. e.. r. Hubbard.
y - Dovenor. r. C. Ewing. Howard
HaEclctt. Frank 4. . Brien. r. "
Peterson. Huliihen Quarter. w 81
Riges. ID. p. S'alnakcr. =. r. sand
and 4. b Paxton
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-13

zip. NIp. MORAY.

Rarely does e musical eNtravaGanIa
contain 80 many conspicuous enesm-
bic and deliberately STAGED song num-
hers ~ does Hip. Hip. HoOray."
which b. the attraction a. the Apollo
FOR the week starting with Monday
matinee November IL eith an all
star cast % principals. including those
three hiK fun makers Nat Arthurs
Hedge Holmes and Harry Sfeppe who
have fine assistants IN Dorothy
Holmes Edith Earl. Marjorie Barrett.
The Player Quartette and a big beauty
chorus
% costs q Eood deal % money 10
say nottiuL - the pains and inventive
ingenuity 20 make "a musical eNtrava-
Eanza replets. a that s. Why one or
two novel effects are compelled 20
ooun;erbaiarce numerous solos and
duets with the average show. but not
80 vfh Hip. iiip. HoOray." which
contains over dozen deliberately COS
tuned number and VII prove 10 be
one of tho biggest hits 81 the season.
Tho scenery and electrical effects
ar % Tho mort gorgeous proportions
and the cof'uming most elaborate.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-13

The press end 'he public o. Paris.
Berlin Ner T0rk. Cht.aFo Boston
AID other cities whore 'The Girl in
the Taxi has been presented pre-
unanimous Dol arifiuInE % ss tls
create laugh producing entertain.
upnt ever dovIsed for the delight 0f
theaferEocrs rh1 go 'r The playhouse
no fr amused Tho lone runs uhirh
The Gir. in ffe Taxi las scored ir
these Jorge and discerning amusr.
merf r-rfrrs are lrfa Ihlr erforee
u eufs or frn r.as powers f1 lrlirff
fhe spectator Tho Boston Globe
saif The Girl .n fh- Taxi ia one
90 fie morrIesf sroas ffaf ever rof
fhs fremont Tfeafrr rocking with
laughter The house ass packed POI
tho lace lrrh ~ standing room and
or to-F -h0rt '-'rrsa -oars o. mfr
r'mor' rrert across fIe gales. cor.
r'"fs.. stopping fle dialogue ar
rmef-
"1hr c.rI .n -te Tasi. aIU te seen
az trs D1Ir Theafrr frr an engage
mer- r' nre rIgrf and matinee -aflr
fay N.fsrfer fs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-13
PHONE DEAL
HANGS FIRE
NO sEEriso oF STOCKHOLDERS
rElo SATURDAY.
Negotiations sssSencse Pending De
ta'ts % Sseono O-er Frerr ;-s
Ensisn Syndicate.

A. preiict>c In Sstnrcsv norman
.ssUe % Tee Intelligence. nc ue-..
!ns % the stockholders % he Sation-
Al Telephone Corporation ~as held
Saturday afternoon. though = hac
ben snnouncrt caller IA the se~k
that meeting would occur a. g
O'Clock thai fsy
Al air - mystery surrounds The ~
sotistions - me special cornul.tte. A.
Pittsbursh a. TUESDAY. al refusing
20 De iuteryieWed Further than that
hey have not informed any Other
stoekhoiders. I'D Tar a. eau be learned
as 90 Just VIA; xss done a. the meet.
inE However. - has 'eaked on, that
The failure OF the National 10 accept
The FIRST orsr was a surprise 20 John
W. Garland. Who represented the syr-
dicste. and Who hsd confidently e1.
pected that he proposition would be
approved without delay That he has
another proposition which was 20 De
offered ~ he frst "a. not accepted.
however. he has never denied. and
IL Is believed that he will tender this
some time early this week
In case 70 IL rendered Il NAV ~
confidently stated that immediate &C
ceptance. such a. WHs expected By
Mr. Garland for his Hr-t orer. will
not be made. a. a careful e1amina-
ton IL 70 be made into 'he nature 81,
the offer made 20 and accepted by the
American Union Telephone Company
% Pennsylvania on lts face. u -
Identical With the one rrst made TO
he National. bur owing fo he diner
encs IN value Of the properties. the
difference IN 'heir upke-p and pres
ert physical condition. the bonded in
febtedness the rate received for tele-
phones and other items which com
prise the assets % the company. equai
terms for the redemption % the
stocks and bonds OF The two compa-
nice might well be much more favor
able for one than for the other. ow-
ing 20 differences In the items men
toned
For this reason. any oner which
may be made viii be very carefully
scrutinized and will be carefully CON
pars~i with the terms % purchase %
the American Tn'o0 before being ac.
cepted. n IS stated that the local
properties are In an excellent physic.
al condition ard the bonded indebted
nes7 OF the company Ii vastly less
than that OF the American Union.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-13
Do You Enjoy Your Ieals?
One 80 -se Aast t-eer-sr, ouessie-s
&c Cersiesr IN TIE ssarSn Cor
-app-ess ana -eafa

Ta- oU-nins sa@;ioc 10 you n.
Are you s~;uns out o; lie al he
p.e@s-rs anc The health you 49, 80
Alrc TOT II noE. Nhy no;r
No matter hetc~r every orkan and
member @; your oody 70 m = SQUAD
state % health and strength. 2 your
stomach - N any ~sy cisorderrc.
5ol A. not so4Eg 70 De yourself.
iol are soins 20 BE- = worried. out-os-
soTtE, Derso4s Or sl!!rn lnciVi Qua
whose actions ~ill reject yoUr con
ciiioa insioe. and people Nil nAtur.
4liy AVOID yoi4-
The word @Ants 20 smile aid be
cheerful. and ual-ss you are cheerful
anc sra.r. a. east occasionally. you
-ll have 80 friends. fe.er oypor.
'-t ties. no success and YOU all 80
down iu uefeSt-leieat-d By dyspep.
50 an bad stomach
\ goOd and thorough digestion has
a quick. ~OnderfIl reaction upon Tie
BRAN You must have noticed Il
many tines. for ne BRAIN aud SION.
a. are a. intimately connected a. q
ne--die aud lts thread. one can hardly
D used 20 advantage without the
ether II yOur stomach j. SLOW and
lazy n tigesting your food. - viii
a
clOdcy influence upon your brain
Marx ~ L your stomach has abso
llt-ly quit WORK. and fermentat Ion e
poisoning your yitais as result.
surely your brain Is going 20 be slus
sish and cOrr,s,., 1dlugiy depressed
No one need tell you mat
But Why Continue 20 suffer all the
missT.es and torments that disor
dered stomach brings YOU
II your stomach can not digest your
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Where's the cure.
stu4rts Dyspepsia Tabfts are the
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a. al stomach troubles arise from
Indigestion and because one iugrvdi
ent OF stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets is
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gest 5000 grains ~ any kind % food
doesn't j. stand 20 reason that these
httle Dyspepsia Tales are soing 20
digest AL the food and whatever food
you put into your stomach Science
nowadays can digest food without
having 10 use the stomach fOr ~ And
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are the re
suit OF this scientific discovery They
digest and digest thoroughly aud well.
anything anu everything you eat
50. q your stomach refuses 20 work
or can't work. and you suffer from
eructations. blOat. brash. ,ermentA.
ton. biliOusness. sour stomach, heart.
burn. irritation. Indigestion. or dps
pepsia OF whatever form. Just take
one or Two OF Stuart's dyspepsia Tab
let's. and see the difference. IL doesn't
Cost you much 20 prove H. Then you
can eat all you want. What you want.
whenever you want. " you use these
tablets. md YOU can iook N. whole
world in the face With a besminc eye
ani you nil have cheerful spirit. 4
plcasan- lace. "a vgUfous body and
c+sar MIND and memory and every
thing N1l lOok and t.Ste delicious
10 you- ThsiS lie
Get SuuArt'S Dyspepsia Tablets a.
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Send Us your raTDe and address TO
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mail a sample package frre Address
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-13

Trouble over domestic affairs ruimf
mated zoo fight yesterday afternoon
between Hurh Muiien and Die VIfa
90 Tho boarding house. conducted bv
Mr-. Mullen ON ? rst street Dr. is said
thar Mullen vent fo ffa tou o. in e.
slightly intoxicated condition and
started IN ba bad 800 clt % FOUR inch
ga-h .n biz Vife.s head with plate
snd also cuf her rsect uffh tne same
Rearor one OF fhe h1srIera hspper.
% in fhe room where fle trouble or
CURED and Mullen hIt h.u ir tho head
With Fugar bowl officer ror.ee
caught h'n near fhc depot End 'oired
him 10 jail fo await a hear.nc tlI.
morning
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-13
ARRIOLA RECITAL
SEAT SALE FoR CONCERT OPENS
TO-DAY.
Wednesday Musical Club Has Fine
Program TO Be Given IN Con
Junction Win Arriola.

All preparations are nov complete
for The concert a. which the chOru.
and Foi0lsts ~ mo Wednesday Nh
steal club VII make their first ap
pcerauce % the season at the Court
Thcafer this Wednesday night No
yember -. when the noted Spanish
boy pianist Peplio ArriOla. will also
make bis local debut Tho chorus
V.il be under %" direction % Mr.
Inm., stephen Martin. o. Pittsburgh
while The soiolsts are Miss Erma
Bc7ttle and Mrs. James =. iianley
Tu have attained the mastery ~ a.
Instrument iz an achievement attained
by fee score. 90 boz a master ~ AN
instrument is "a thing born within one.
and these may Doe counted within TIE
span Of ton Pepito ArrlOla IL q mas.
ter
There I- wholesome lack 81 -
fsctafior about the little lad. and
orr '- nrsr strong impression b. thai
Of shock Of dark hair. beneath
which biz brown eyes tight grave.
esrr-.f child face Dc o. uuiqI"
sign rlr child seated before the
zran8 piano. be feet barely reaching
the pedals. Interpreting the master
oft plano compos zion with fhe f'rfe
and vigor ~ any ~ his grown con
femDorarles iiIs execution through
ouf ia clean cut and true. WIfh an ur.
expected f0rdernfss and sWeefnc "a
in The Interpretation ~ come ~ fu'
numbers and au abandon ~ riyarIfs
f- Others. showing me strain of span
fsh temperament and German deD'n
~ sentiment which .s heritage ~
h.s parerfare Seats RD ou sale 'u
Fnr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-13

A. -re U1lrr Tfesfer f0r ono Dsr
f1rrar.. .er- FRIDAY niGff SEE
TorF roef favored comedian. VIII
liam Golfer VNI prasfrf Dts latest
rIcrrs-'4r ramefy. -Take "y Advice
THE 1aa q ere rae produced ear'v ir
eer-.--t,. ard .e raff fr fava scores
an ..--1r'-rer. f.t raht from ne
sar re .-.rf rTorf of Wr
Collier ard James Montgomery. and
pae rr.''ar ar So lanes LINK Island.
Fr col era SIMMER residence 70
ai De- SVEN here bE fhe .feutcaI
soulnznE a. Blazers caEazed Tor ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-13
M0UNDSYILLE
Bel Telephone Company VII String
Ne~ Cables for Local Use
Other Notes

one Of The Bell Telephone CON
pany's line crews arrived in inc c.fy
Yesterday from FairmOnt. an dVUl be-
Kin work this morning on stringing
neN cables in Different paris 81 fhe
city The lines Nill be- put in where
the cables have NOT already been
strung and ~ is xpectei that the work
viii consume esFeraI weeks
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-13

home on Second street about noon
yesterday. following a long illness
with complication of disrzSez lie
IL survived by bis wife and several
children besides a number OF brothers
and sisters The funeral eSrvices Will
De- held 10 the fauiiiy home this after
noon ~ O'Clock. ana fnterrnenf VII
be- made iu NJ Rose CcucferN-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-13
Lis, Of Jurors Dawn.

jury Commissioner Cunningham
and Dakan. drew Ir' ~ the petit
jurors Vho WiH serve a. The special
term - court tn December From the
l.ft chosen Saturday the jury will De-
drawn 20 hear The arguments Ir the
MONTGOMERY vill case. which viii DO
heard before Judge ferscy 81 mat
form
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-13
L.etu,, Wen Att,nd-d

The mems meeting az the Method A..
church yesterday afternoon was well
attended and many favorable CON
meufs we're heard ou Ur HitIs-'s al
dre=s. who uae1 al Dis subject The
Mask Removed ur Bitter dealt Ufth
me social evil and temptations ~ tho
present iav and f.- lecture vas rrt-
sIaf.on fu MANY
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-13

WnN" euFH-ef n lr.off.Uc some
rolls ~ cable Tor ODE res Telephone
inc fo Do strung by tre Fell Company
VIII Price had bis I.ft i.c badif nash
cd nhen one OF fhe heavy roIi. tpuaf
from fhe WAGON and struck BIN below
fhe knee The fesh was torn ami
the bone VAS silently srI Inferred. f.f
NOT broken lia vac removed f1 Die
home Ir Smith street here DO 1aa
resting easily vasfrr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-13

The National Telephone lives fa.
tween here and wheeling ua-, one Of
comm 'ss.on f-r OBJ greater par nf -ra
fat yesterday ou a-rr.-f 10 .n- Gel
across tr- company Tines and broke
chem. Tho repair CrcH sent ND early
.n fhe morning ard PSI evening 200
Ines aere u ro-FirV order again
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-13

Interpretation IN New York city.
when e goes for an sll-season run at
Golfers Comedy Theater. al the expi-
ration OF a short tour OF q few OF the
larger cities Prominent in the cast
are Paula Mari. Helena Collier Gar
rick. Dorothy finger. Charles Dow
Clark. Willie" Collier. Jr.. Thomas
Garrick. welles Kinbloe. John Arthur.
Thomas Stuart and others
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-13
Council Meets

The city council Will meet ia reguiar
session n The city building tonight
ard number % matters viii BE- taken
up The fire truck Tho traction fran
,h.sc. the health officers report and
Eeveral other lLems arc Oh The docket.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-13

Two plain DRINKS were arrested
Sunday and one viii face the mayor.
Tho other having paid his fines yes'er.
DAY morning
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-13

90. owes d rreaf deal to hl. friends
doesn't Do.
.Vs7 that's how fe manages N get
along on o. ausaiI snlarf"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-13

fsasc $50. ar ared and -e.p rctsf
c.fireu OF fte city. passed away ar ris
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-04-14
HOME RULE FOR BRIDGEPORT IS
 DEMAND OF ALL
Bridgeport Telegram )

Neither, as our neighbor, the Far mer, rightly urges, should the Legis- lature presume to decide whether Bridgeport should build a, bridge. High school, or any other structure she de- sires The Telegram has long con- tended that all such questions should be thoroughly threshed out locally and submitted to the proper authorities for decision, before permission to bond is requested. Such a rule would im- mensely simplify the task of the va rious legislative committees and it would put an end to many of the most unpleasant aspects of bonding adven- lures. The people of city should make up their minds what they want before they send in bonding requisi- tions and unless proof of general ap- probation is adduced the Legislature should refuse to entertain them- The present laxity opens the door to all kinds of dishonesty. It is possible to pass bills which entail great ex- pense or radical changes in policy up- on communities without the people most affected knowing anything about them until it is too late. The situa- ton is rapidly becoming intolerable and the legislators should no longer connive at it's existence.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-04-14
JUDGE BEERS FOR NATIONAL
 HEAD OF G. A. R
tContiued from Page 1.)

tContiued from Page 1) c. Hilliard, Thompson Post, Bristol; Dwight C. Kilbourn, Seth F. Plumb Post, Litchfield.
 Delegate -at-Large to the National ampment-Timothy c. Hawley, Merriam Post. Meriden.
 DelegateS-William H. Shaffer, Rob- ert O. Tyler Post, Hartford; David w. Sharpe. Admiral Foote Post, New Ha- ven; William A. Kellogg, Buckingham Post, Norwalk; William w. Davis W. w. Perkins Post New London; John L. Sake, Wadhams Post, Waterbury; Ebenezer Bishop Warner Post, Put Post, Bridgeport
 Alternate-at-Large to the National Encampment-F'red c. Scarf, Stanley Post, New Britain.
 Alternates-Vine S. Stetson, Sedg- wick Post, Norwich; Walter S. Chase, Van Horne Post, Milford; Laurence O'Brien, Admiral Foote Post, New Haven; George I. Buxton, Bucking- ham Post, Norwalk; Chauncey Seeley, Wadhams Post, Waterbury; William H. Dougal, Upton Post, New Milford.
 Chief Mastering Officer-Horatio F. Wilbur of Merriam Post of Meriden, installed the officers. The only official appointments made yesterday by the new department commander were Charles w. Emerson of Robert o. Tyler Post of Hartford as assistant Quartermaster general. and Thomas L. Bartholomew of Elias Howe Post of Bridgeport as assistant adjutanr general.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-04-14
carryina a streteher.


 The bearers of stretcher should be as near the same height as possible. If there is any difference the taller and stronger man should be at the head. A stretcher should be carried by the hands or suspended by straps from the shoulders. Never carry a stretcher when loaded upon the shoul- ders. It frightens the patient, and he might fall off very easily, especially If one of the bearers should stumble. The bearers should not keep step, but break step, the one in front starting off with his right foot and the one behind with his left. The injured should be car ried feet first In going up hill or up- stairs the head should be in front and the reverse in descending, except in case of broken thigh or leg, when the feet should be first in going up and last in coming down to keep the weight of the body off the injured iimb.-"First Aid to the Injured" Dr. H. H. Hartung, in National Magazine.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-04-14
An garry Airship.

We are told by Peter Farley, who wrote as an eyewitness, that fn Au- gust, 1885, the airship Eagle was of- fcially advertised to sail from London with government dispatches and pas sengers for Paris and to establish di- rect communication between the capi- tals of Europe. This early type of air. ship was 160 feet long, fifty feet high and forty feet wide, and she lay in the backyard of the Aeronautical so- ciety in Victoria road, near Kensing- ton gardens, then quite rural spot. Built to hold an abundant supply of gas, she was covered with oiled lawn and carried frame seventy five feet long and seven feet high, with cabin secured by ropes to the balloon. An immense rudder and wings or fins on each side for purposes of propulsion completed her fittings. The deck was guarded by netting. After all this preparation and advertisement the Ea gle never got beyond Victoria road, for Count Lennox and his assistants fail ed to provide the necessary motive power-London Standard.