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Bridgeport Line to New York

FARE 60 GENTS
 STEAMER BRIDGEPORT Leave Bridgeport, Fairfield Avenue Wharf, week days at 8:0O A. M. Returning, leave New York, week days. Pier 2 ', F. R., 800 P. M. Foot of East 22d St., 3:30 F. M.
 STEAMER NACGATUCK leave Bridgeport Pequonnock Wharf, foot of Union Street, daily, except Satur- day, at 12 night Returning, leave New York, Pier 27, B. R.. daily, excepf Sundays, 11:O0 A. M. Due Bridge port 3:2O F. M.
 l.. B. NICKERSON, Agt.
 The New England Navigation Go.
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100 FINE CALLING CARDS printed with your name and address for only soc. Siksay, 83 Reilley St.
 U 27 S"
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1000 CARDS, envelopes, bill heads.
 statements or note heads printed Z for only $2.00. Siksay, S3 Reilley
 St. U27 ass
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Merchants Line

Daily Except Sunday
 Leaves New York, Pier 10, Easo River, D. m Due at Bridgeport, Dock, a a. m. Arrive New York Q. n. For further information and rates apply to J. B. Shepard. Agent
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THREE YEARS 0F MISERY
Mrs. Burnside Escaped an Op- eration by Taking Lydia E. Pinlkham's Vegetable
 Compound.

Mahoningtown, Pa. For three years suffered untold misery every month,
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-05-21

WEDDING INVITATIONS, announce
 ments, at home and visiting, cards. : Correct society printing. Lowest prices. Siksay, 83 Reilley St. U g27 ass5s
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DRAFTSMEN, mechanical architect
 ual or structural. are always In demand at good salaries; ten young dra wing. at home evenings: instru- ments furnished. Address c. s. R.,
 Box 223. City. U36 stf
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BALL TICKETS. progrAms, show
 cards, drawing tickets, X circulars
 Best work. Lowest prices. Sitsay. 7 S3s Reilley St. v Y s U427gals3.
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L. o 0aura. UHouussS tlGosAooas A1aeusgFos. 0ArFA P11MnR Typs~stteys rArtoSY AsbuH, as6A Aauh1A, 1e psissS S1oo per meueh zea1D a Slzl11e stVPsWslter.
 TAnnshse TypeWx9eR A
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UALL AT OUR OFFICE wilft n
 vance you money on your ox6 n0to; if you own property no natter how. much your property h mOrfoa&o9
 at. Bridgeport Realty O.. Room 1Os-110. Warner Bldg. LII se3
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FINANCIAL

THB CONNECTICUT NAaToNAfsl BANK. of Bridgeport. corner Woin and wall Streets. S. w. Baldwin, President; IF. g. Shtelton. viue Pre- 1dent: l.. B. Powe, Cashier: T. e Cumming, Assistant Cashter. CD. 1tal, &332.100: Surp1us and Pro6t4 $36O. 1000.
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WANT ADS. GENT A WORD.
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DOOR PLATES, Bell Plates, Door Numbers, and sEngraved Plates of every description, Indelible Ink, Stamps Datefs and Pads. Few doors from Main St. The Scfwerd- tie Stamp Co., Al Cannon St
 R IT daA
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MimeoErap phlng and ! Multigraphfng, Letter heads, Bill
 heads, Circulars, etc. Carbons, Rib i.
 bons, Duplicators, etc.. Sears, Not 7 ary Public, 108t Meigs Bldg. Teie- !. phone 922-4. a.s I Uf If.
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F.s .sr'F I---f 2 ''l' lF-1-l
 EDUCATIONAL

THE UNIVERSITY SCHOOL, S36 Fairfield avenue: Class. group, and. private instruction in elementary and advanced subjects; Morning, afternoon and evening sessions: Special advantages in arranging now for next years work. Summer rcl1ool, July Is. to September 2O.. Telephone. GAP. Rib
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PAPER your rooms from $2.50 up.
 1nciud1ng material. Painting dona
 reasonable. Fred Beck, 32 srd
 street. A 19 if.
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CLOSING OUT SALE of trunks. bags
 etc. Best quaatfxNsys all ssizess ssf2ar- WentNsorkhsE2I = ! 4 a street. RH4fe
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miraculous balsam for wounds, bal sam given to me by my mother and or which have made q trial upon my self"
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TO RENT

FOR RENT.-Rooms for manufac- turing or storage. Gledhill & Co.,, 421 Water St. R 8 If
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MERCHANTS EXCHANGE

eet your keys fitted. locks repasred. says filed. lawn mowers sharpened. St Smiths Gun Store. k0k Wall Strenr. 3382-3
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TO RENT.-5 room flat, all improve ments. $15.000. Inquire 86l Wood Ave. US d.
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BUSINESS FOR SALE OR RENT.- The mattress business formerly
 carried cn by Hugh Sterling. Stock,
 tools, machinery, and cheap rent.
 Great chance and bargain for some
 live business man. Gledhill & Co. s 2.as
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CAMDEN. N. j.. Jan. i2.-Gustavs
Wilton. seventy-two years Of age. sur
fering from melancholia, went to his
room to-day takins with him q double
b~arrelled shotgun. He locked tho door
and lay on the bed. Pulling the bel
clothing over him 80 as to deaden tho
report Of the gun. he pulled both trlg-
wers. The double shot tore through his
heart, killing him instantly.
The evening world., 1912-01-12
What Winter Does
to Woman's Beauty

('Parisienne" In womsn's JournAl.)
"W d aid cold weather roughcn.
rcd'sl and chap the skin, The best
PRO c ton i, n home preparation made
~ d,ssolvine n small original package
of mayAtone in half u pint of witch hazel
Apply to face, neck aud arms. II will
not rub of or show like powder, and il
makes the skin soft. smooth and satiny,
III you now have chaps or cold sores.
apply Mothers Salve before retiring,
II Is antiseptic aud healing and is =
splendid remedy for pimples. ccsema.
sores and all skin Affections.
DRY shAmpooing is preferred Ia
washing the head, because all wet sham
poos make the hair dry, brittle and
colorl~.s. To make a dry shampoo
put a cupful ii corn meal in = fruit jar
add the contents II an original pAcksg,
Of theron and shake together well
sprinkle a spoonful on he head anc
brush through the hair. and the scalp
aud hair viii be clean and sweet, I,
leaves the hair light. fluffy aud beauti
! fully lustrous.'-sdvt
The evening world., 1912-01-12
Captain and Crew Of River
Craft Arrive Here With
Story of Peril.
LIFEBOATS SMASHED.
Fires Out, Exhausted and Help.
less in Storm When Schooner
Came Alongside.

Capt. T. W. Harper. Mate Thomas
Hickman. Pilot James A.. Williams. En-
einesr samuel watts and four nssross
Of the tiny river steamer Madsisine.
plying on the Cape Fear River. North
Carolina, arrived here to-day on the
city OF Montgomery. They haA been
picked UP a. ssa after . sisty-hour bat.
tie with . storm.
IT vas the most friGhtfui experience
Of my iife." sAid Capt. Harper.
The Msdsisine. . 1b-foot river steam.
or. eft southport. 1T the mouth Of the
Cape Fear River. sunday morning last.
bound for Nswberns. s%iRhty-nvs miles
along the coast. for repairs. For TWEEN.
ty.four hours the weather vas fairly
moderate. but At , o'clock Monday
morning. on Beaufort. the entrances OF
the little river leading TO Nswbsrns. II
began 10 blow.
Bis seas swept up. flooded the vessel
and sot into the boiler room. sssins
their ~predicamsnt. Capt. Harper tried
10 send ashore for assistance. but found
that the boats could not be lowered.
Their sixnals were not observed. All
day they tossed n at midnight .
nerce sale began 20 biow In from tho
northeast, accompanied by icy rain
squalls.
SNAPPED ANCHOR CHAIN AND
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SAYS RED" STOLE
sAER $500 GEMS
At XMAS PARTY
McC uire Held on Charge Of
Aiding in Bold Holdup Of
Mrs. Morrison.

= Prank Mcclure. also known 80 Red
MCGUIRE. Of No. "a West sixty-siHth
Npsst. va arraignsd before Magistrate
Herbert IN the West side Court to-day
ana charged by Mrs. Martha Morrison
Of the Donsc Apartments. Fory-fourth
strset and Eighth avenue, with the theft
Of . ei.pp iAvaiiiere on Christmas Eve.
Nra. Morrison. who 10 young and sood
looking and who wore diamond sun
aal.othsr- bursts Of jewtis. rings on
every finger, brooches. diadems. tiaras
90 tararas Of sems. related that on
IT, nieht before Christmas she won't
- WITH . chicago man. oehs 10 "a.
WoD marvtsd twice. once widowed and
sUss seoeraAsd by divorce. nov being
fres ga enjoying ssp.cU worth vi
dewsr nshts.)
~ oou,s reDtaurant OF other. related
Aes0. Morrison. her Chicago friend fel,
IN asA went homo. Came another Chi
NOo 0aa. who proved consenisi. AMI
'ths evening grew large.
l n Was . very is~ue Christmas Eve by
ttbe taas Mr.. Morrison entered a cafe
,ae v1fty.eourth strsst anl Eighth ave
}sue ~ rsessshmsat. Che had noticed
4sunery s~v,i.lookins men trailing her
NCo0a ssddsnly three with great re-
yJelvefs. and they eloped with the si.5o
SlevAliisrs. She ideniined Red Nc
S0sirs % n Of the three. and was 81
Ssnse u u that Mssistrats Herbert held
3hAa - . charss Of robbery.
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N LEADS THIEF CHASE
IN BINDING SNOW STORM.
Mrs. Trapp Sees Him Steal Rings
From Husbands Store and
Gives Alarm.
lspcsal To The Evening wp-id),

TRENTON. n. j.. Jan. l2-On East
state street. Trenton's principal thor
oughfare. this afternoon n prominent
woman. a policeman and hundreds OF
others ran down and captured a dia-
mond thief.
A stranger had entered the jewelry
store OF Thomas Trap. Mrs. Trapp
caught him In the act of stealing two
valuable diamond rings. He rushed
T, ON the store and MRS. Trap ran after
him. Policeman Walters Joined In the
chase. Several hundred persons fell In
and chased the Fugitive through the
binding NOV. He rushed into the Post
Oficc and fed to the United states
Court room. where he vainly tried "a
secrete himself behind the Judges
hench. lie gave his name ~ james
Carroll, twenty-four years old. ook-
keeper, Of No. ii East Thirty-frs,
street. New York. The rings were found
on the Post ONCE steps. having been
thrown away by the thief.
The evening world., 1912-01-12
BEAUTY SAYS WIFE
ANNOYED BY MAIL
Miss Hellrnan Also Tells Court
Doctors Spouse Came
Looking for Him.

Mrs. Fannie Gutfreund. wife OF DR..
Joseph Gutfreund Of No. $50 East six-
ty-irst street. was held In $500 bail this
afternoon. by United States Commits.
sionsr 0hchrist. on the charge Of send
Ing improper pictures through the mail.
Anthony Comstock appeared 40 COM
plainant, bot the evidence wal furnish.
ed by Miss Margaret Heilman, q hand.
some young woman of No. IA East
Sixty-fourth street. a designer at No.
s9< Broadway.
Mrs. Gutfreund told Mr.. Comstock
that h had sent the pictures. but had
not mailed them. and did so on ac.
count Of her husband paying attention
to Miss Hellman.
For a Christmas present Miss Holman
received q package containing a lemon
freund also told Mr.. Comstock that be-
cause Miss Heiiman would not decline
TO receive visits from DIR. 0utfreund she
had zone TO Miss Hellman's apartment
and had beaten her with O strap.
she said that. did she?' asked Miss
Holman Of al Evening World reporter.
Il guess she didn't beat me with . strap.
She came to my apartment md insisted
that the doctor was there. but he wasn't.
! let her search the house. and when she
couldn't hnd him she started TO kick up
a fuss. t~elephoncd to her son to cohnt
and get her or I would send her home
In an ambulance"
Miss Heilman said Dr. 0utfreund had
been her physician end had also ca'ied
at her home socially. but when she
learned his wife oejccted she had con-
handed him to cease his visits and had
another physician now.
Mrs. Gutfreund Is considerably older
than Miss Holman, but was well
dressed and IL attractive looking.
Mss Heiiman figured In a sensational
divorce case a few years ago.
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fssQeas~Missse Assembly sessiss.
yT,ALDANr. Jan. is.-Four minutes We're
acbsat to-day for the Assembly TO 70
theoush liz routine and ave . i.esis.
fjxt1vs cay. Both Houses viii reconvsns
lGoo1Ay aight q 40 o'clock.
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pany. which occupied the upper Broad
way corner Of the building. has tho
greatest amount Of trouble left. The
company established temporary omces
at No. 20 Nassau stuet. There Secre.
with persons who came to ask snx.
iousiy about their boxes.
WILL OCT 70 cUeToMERV
ooxes IN TEN DAYS.
I'VE are going to have our experts
20 over this afternoon and take a look
nj the vaults" said Mr.. Billings. Our
information Ia that everything In them
10 safe. and that inside Of ten days VIC
will be able TO get the property Of our
customers out OF the boxes"
Tho same ofhciais who had been at the
vaults and who know the persons u.
Titled to get into the boxes will be on
hand 10 meet those who come with their
keys.
Some OF the inquirers who came TO
the new quarters to-day had their On.
tire fortunes In the ruins. They wers
relieved when they heard that there
was every reason to believe nothing
had happened to their wealth.
The August Belmont vaults are ssti.
mated to contain $780, 900. 100 worth OF
securities.
EQUITABLE LIFE WILL Csc Can.
NGoiG VAULTS.
The Equitable Life Company an
nounced to-day tha: It would take Its
treasure across the street to tho Car
negic Safe Deposit vaults. which. &C.
cording TO developments In the recent
trials. are the largest In the city.
President w. A. Day OF the Equitable
Society. 1t was learned to-day. has kept
on tho payroll all tho employees Of the
building who were thrown out OF work
by the fre. When he reached the burn
Ing building early Tuesday morning. he
found p. Galaxy. the janitor. herd'na
forty.four women cleaners ana twenty.
four porters away from the frs. They
could not believe the building wal
doomed and wanted to get into parts o.
It that were not abiaxe to 90 OF with
their work.
Mr.. Day was touched by their devo
ton to duty and by the thought tina
through no fault of their own they weri
facing a winter out Of employment. IL
gave orders through supt. C. Il
Paul that they he kept on tn,
payroll until work could be found 10
them In the new City Investing office
or In branch offices. 10 the force coui,
be held together for the society's ne,
home.
Frank Spanclii, a lsborer employee
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SHE WROTE
ACCUSING PASTOR
Mrs. Wetnore Tells Court She
] Never Detained the Rev.
! Dr.. Butler.

IbAlf Of shsrwood Park inotorsd 10
the Oy Court. Yonksrs. to-day to see
~. George u. wetmors of No. So
, sveaus srraixnsd before Judge
Dseis on complaint Of the Rev. DR..
QooeGs ~. II. Butler. rector OF 81.
oAbS's Episcopal Mission. The rector
Deusss Mrs.. wstmore Of writinK TO
81 dsfsmatoty letter. Mrs. Wet
mere denies the charge and says the
reetes u merely gcttins svsn because
he V piqusd At her refusal to allow
HIN the freedom VI her home.
fhs f~ashionsbis a~sssmbiase was die.
sppssatsd. Trial OF the caSe was al.
ycusned unttl Jan. 20 on request of y.
~ 0eaahus. attorney for the minister.
She said he ives not ready.
~. Butler last night served a An
uuos on Mrs. wetmorc TO show cause
~ she shouldn't be made 20 stop
seo1tng him annoying and defamatory
leeters. A long letter. signed Mira
w. attached TO his complaint. he says
he rscsivsd Dec. II. lie says he know,
. 2va Wstmore's handwriting and thai
gtta.lsttsr 10 hers.
800 bettsr vas addressed Just But
~ II accuses the minister OF I'm
relations with other women Il
WYNN and with attempting 70 inau
ss1p the writer into d~lsAonorsbie reis
ueGA
v3s proceedings were p~recipitstsd b
I'm hand~o-hAnd conba; In DIR. Butler
krhnrch Wednesday evening, when MIR,
kWstmore tried to force her way into
meeting Of the Board OF Trustees. Mr.
kWetmore charges the minister vi,
eAoking her. tearing her waist. scratca
rin6 Der chest with his fingers and wit
buapins her head against the wall q
the vestibuiG
10 court to-day william u. Herman
couassi Tor Nrs. wetmore. demurred
kths complaint on the ground thai, thei
4xAs 10 proof that Mrs. weimore wro'
ths lettsr. He was overruled and Mr.
Rs<more's plea OF not guilty VAS a.
ktpssA.
The evening world., 1912-01-12
BANCROFT BABY
BIG FIGURE N
DIVORCE CASE
Witnesses Give Facts Concern
ing Child Made Col efen-
dant With Mother.

WILMINGTON. Del. Jan. 1.-The
trial OF the suit for divorce entered by
John Bancroft jr. against his wife,
Madeline du Pont. Bancroft. both Of
whom belong to prominent families In
the state. was resumed In the Supreme
Court to-day behind closed doors.
Among the witnesses expected to nc
called are a number OF women, who
entered the court-house by a rear door.
Their idensty VA moi disclosed, as
they entered the court heavily yelled.
The Gays proceedings were opened
with an argument over the proposed
Admission OF q letter said 10 have been
received by Mrs. r. Il. Chadwick. sister
Of the plaintiff. from Mrs. John Ban
croft ". IN the fall Of 1910. objection
to the admission Of the letter was made
by Mrs. B%ancrofts counsel. The mis-.
s!vs was finally admitted and read. II
was offered for the purpose Of show
Ing the pleasant personal relations be-
wesn the two women.
Dr. samuel c. Rumford of this city,
the attending ply stefan In the case.
testihed to the date Of the birth Of
Mrs. Bsncroft's second child. the pa
ternity Of which 10 denied by Mr.. Ban
croft In his allegations. The child was
born In April last.
II developed during the session that
the croes-suit OF Mrs. Bancroft against
Mr.. Bancroft may not he tried this
term. A demurrer has been filed In
that case. which must be argued and
passed upon before tho case can come
to trial.
DIR. Samuel G. Rumford. who attend.
ed Mrs. Bancroft at the birth of hef
son. was the first witness called to-day,
Bancroft alleges that he ID not the
father Of the child. whom he calls MAJ
Helbier IT, after the man he declares
In the babes fathsr and whom he name,
as correspondent. 1t II believed tina,
much expert testimony now will be de.
veloped. Bancroft endeavoring to prove
his assertion that he could not hav,
been the chlld's father. The child !,
named as . co~-defendent In the suit.
Aside from DIR. Rumford. DR.. II. j
Subbs. who was called In to examine
the child: Miss Mary r. Robinson. q
nurse for Mrs. Mancroft. and DR.. Irvine
NJ. FLYNN gave testimony to-day.
DR.. ]. Harvey ~Spruance and DR.. J.
Paul Lukens also are to be called fol
the plsintMT. The physicians who testi.
ned stated the infant was Q normally
developed child.
The defense will call Prof. Barton c.
Hirst Of the University Of P~ennsylvanis
and Prof. Wilmer Krusen Of Temple
University TO try to combat testimony
given by the physicians for the plain
tin.
The evening world., 1912-01-12
WALSH'S LANTERN FOUND.
HOPE TO UNCOVER
HERO'S BODY SOON.

One OF the two hundred men disgins
In the ruins of the south side Of the
Equ,ta bic Building to reach the body
Of Deputy Fire Chief william J, Walsh
took early to-day to supt. Thomas +.
shannon of Caravan Bros. the wreck
ing contractors. a Dire chiefs lantern.
A later another man brought,
him one ~ Waish's gloves.
Mr.. shannon AT once took personal
sharss u the work aud aid he cx.
pected To uncover the body before the
lay Vas over.
The men are o~verhAuiing a pile %
house which fell and cid into the
rotunds from the spot On the fourth
hoor where Walsh was last seen. rhs
msss lodged about forty feet sast II
the Hyde statue. Foreman Dorsey Of
the Caravan Company VAS not as hope
ful - his chies Of dndins the oody to-
LAY. Tie said that In 40 Ions 4 slide the
lantern and glove might have been
widely separated froni the body.
$751; zoo. 1000 STILL IN VAULTS IN
RUINS.
Accofuins 20 me oesl estimate MAJ
could De made to-day, there remains
sTsi. ooo, oco OF buried treasure In the ruins
Of the Equitable building. rolicemer
eusrded broadway from Wall street Z,
Liberty street and allowed n % one With
In the limits without PASSES or satirfsc
tory showing of immediate business.
rhere II but one definite and exacl
statement To y mad concerning wha
treasure remains buried. rne account
ants % the Equitable tdfc to-day as
certa'ned Tor The Evening world tina
the vaults ~ thai, company contain ~
actly ISL. M, $50, All OF this h repr.
sented by bonds except ts,ooo,pc tina
remains Of the stock holdings Of tn
company.
The AereA Deposit Con-
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N. s..s, rsss. ssssr. ne

sSsvSssuay shs stet, rrass. ssssrs ne
SfonAiusA'
AssesssnsAuvs foune began the ss-
5anAoasSon o. Mr.. Carnegie. He referred
~ sbs Questions yesterday relating 10
the reason for the great strides made
In the pronts Of the Carnegie steel
scemcany after 1897. following the pass.
Age Of the Dingiey tarin. Mr.. youps
re- statistics showing that the pro.
ductioo Of steel as vol a. the profits
greatly increased.
DID not the tremendous Increase IN
buaaees after isss account for the
ureaG Increase In prontr" why. Of
ceurss. one goes with the other. The
pgUAuction II the basis OF the whole
incrsasA"
DO you know whether the Dinsiey
law had a influence on the steel Inn
portsr' ~ said before that the Ding.
ley tariff could have had no influence
on the steel business" Mr.. Carnegie
Answered.
"Thsn you attribute the steel pros.
parity TO the same conditions that
ursuGht about general prosperity
tArOughout the country Certainly"
DO you think the DinGiey tarin had
nnyshins 70 DO with any prosperity In
country asked Chairman stanley.
lon't think 20. but of course ! do
x recall the details Of the Dinsicy
,l6"
The evening world., 1912-01-12
FRENCH AVIATOR KILLED
IN FALL OF AER0PlANE

PARIS. Jan. i:.-The French aviator
Ruchonne, was killed to-day while land
Ing In his monoplane nj ssnlls In the
Department OF the Disc, about thirty
two miles from Paris, \ false ma
oeuvrc with the levers caused the aero
plane to crash to the ground and Ru.
| chonnet was killed inrtantaneously.
The evening world., 1912-01-12
SNAPPED ANCHOR CHAIN AND
aGoAN TO DRIFT.

Fearful OF being driven In TO shore.
Capt. Harper played out thirty fathoms
Of anchor chain n made another un-
successsul snort TO lower the Two NE
boats Al dawn TuesdAy the Aneher
chain snapped o the little boat began
To- ART
D~rsg'snchors we're mace OF the
pumps. the ~ind'sss ana dsok material
o'sht waves poured over the boat WIN
such hsrcsness that the men oared not
venture on deck. This hold was Milling
with water. II oil the dres we're out.
The smokss'sok Wa carried away.
the guys mapping Ike whipcord. In
. temporary iuil Capt. Harper lowered
the two ufsboats on h lssward side.
only to have one break away ana the
other 10 begin smAshine against the
side OF the Madeleine.
A big wave swept Capt. Harper over
board. IL tank twice. -Four or i've
NJ, lines failed to roach him. In, sec.
orc time he came UP under the scr, W.
watch he tried to grasp. Ills hands and
body wsr. painfully cut. \ ,ix.h lins
reached h.n,. Numb with cola 10 drew
himself to the Euard-rAn and was
hauled ovyr by the Grew.
The fresh fury Of the storm bssan
nilins the s,samsr with water fastsr
thar IN. numn. co,,n nnor a, co, n.
~. ". ~
wv" oe w."'S' " VIZ "
pshs ana Thcre was no TINS
to stop TO eat. And nothing TO eat II
there had been time. The fresh water
was already e~xhaus,sd. and there Wal
moi , .pArk az heat on hoard.
o,,,o,l mn,,,,, ,..r
.ys,v r.n an ho.rt Ma .I,,"., y,".n
800 ~" v" e - 80 -.
The evening world., 1912-01-12

DeIcasse Refuses PPemiership.
PARIS. Jan. I'm. Delcasse has de-
cllned the Premiership and President
Fallieres has sent for Senator Raymond
Poincare. IA former Minister OF Public
Works and Minister OF Finance.