The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, December 9, 1897, Page 10

nt ERNE EEE IN IO SE BEE NEL TM ae Sees FLIES FROM OCEAN TO OCEAN. H. S. fhaxim Says He Has Crossed &merica in Hie Air Ship. New Kensi gor, Pa, Aenal navigeion is said to be ar ace: mpliebed fact Hiam S. Maxim, inventor of the Maxim gun, who bas Spent yeare on the invention of av air ship. bas bul: one of New Ke | sipgton aluwi um. Hesaya that be haw traveled neress the continent and back in bie s'rsnge vessel, and has epeeded it to 100 miles an hou. Sc m+ months ago it was announeed that the Pittsburg R-duction com- pany bad r-c-ived a large order fremtbe Atla tic and Pav fic Aera! Navigation company The order was fer a large number «f alumnun she's, to be one hundredth of av inch thick, two fret wide aud sixteen feet iu length. Tbe bars, rivets aud various other pics ot the sawe material were ordered at the same time Notlo-g after this the order was duplicated To show that the company meant business, the casb. amounting to several thousend d. | lara, was sent with each order, DESCRIBES THE NEW CRAFT. Mr Moexn furnixbes the follow ing description of bia versel. The dimensions are: Cy'inder. 38 feet 2 inches in diameter and 90 feet is lenpth; length of forward cone, 50 feet; length of »frercone, 45 fee; total length, 158 feet. It occupies 106,000 cutic f-e: of space The prope'llng jower is a 105 horee. power naphtha engive. The cylinder. engine and every part of the machine, so far as practicable, is made of alumivuw, which was purchased of the reduction compary bere. The ship will weigh about 5.000 pounds avd qill carry wore than a ton of provisions and passengers The naphtha for the engine will be stored in cases which bold evough to drive the ship around the earth without replenishing the tanks The skin of the ship is double ond filed with hydrogen gas. It will be confined in separate compartments, and will b+ in the upper part of the vessel avd in the cones. The tail that projects upward from the stern of the ship directa it up or dowa as a bird directs ive moyements with its twl The rudde: changes the course fom right to left. Motive power is secured by the big seroplaue at the stern, which is driven by the vaphtba engine A speed of 100 miles on b: ur bas been attaived without difficulty At the rate the trip across the continent would be a twenty four bourse’ jour ney, while Jules Verve is vutdove, as Mr. Max:m is able to muke a tour of the world in ten daye instead of eighty. Last summer great excitement was caused in Kansas City. Denver, St. Louis, Chicago and other Western cities by the appearance of what was said to be an airsbip, floating over these cities by night Ali that could be seen was red and green lights, such as a steamboat carries No further information was gained about the nocturnal visitor until some months bad elapsed. Then it was learned that the Atlantic and Pacific Aerial Navigation comps»ny had built an airabip. It is asserted that it trayeled from San Francisco as far east as Cleveland, O., making the round-trip journey in three days’ time. What's the Use of Talking About colds and coughs in the sum- mer time. You may have a tickliug cough or a little cold or baby may have the croup and when it comes you ought to know that Parks cough Syruy is the best cure tor tt. Sold by H. L.Tucker Gallatin Craig, chairman of the Nodaway couuty democratic com- mittee, and a leading Maryville, Mo, Jawyer, has been petitioned to b+ come a candidate fos the. democratic nomination for judge of the Fourth circuit. He will become a candidate. L. Kratzmeyer, a cigar manufac-! turer, who mysteriousty disappeared from Pine Blaff, Ark, a week has been fourd in New Orleans s fering from a strange and seriou 1 The past was a blank The Sedalia woolen mills have been compelled to close on account of the ecarcity of woo!. Dec 2—}| iS 9 ft costs little to Cure 9 them right awcy with HE WALTON T Ot Batler T Bates County farms at low or short time. that desires a new loan er to renew an old one, eame avd eee us, Rates lower and term ever before given in Bates county. & FRANK ALLEN, , Secretary. RAPFLASSR. p ral ns an St. Jacobs Oil Has on baud a large amount of money to be loaned on We invite every Real Estate owner in RARARRARRARARRFRIARRRARAGS d a | ot It saves time, 3 money, meer RUST “COMPANY, » Missouri, rates of interest, and on long Bates County to ‘| si | $ ; ; g s more reasonable than = ¢ 4 aE WM. EF. WALTON, President. GONE WITH A MULATTO. Young and Handsome Daughter of Dr. Neal of Sweet Springs, Mo. Sedaliv, M», Dec 2 —The scc‘ety people of Sweet Springs have not vet recover-d from tbe shock they received Inst Saturday moroing when it was whispered around that Miss Kate Neul, daughter of Dr. L. C New] who is an heiress to not leas thav $25,000 had eloped with Joe Jobnaun, a mulitto, who former- ly was a concbman for A L. Martin, and more rec-otly acted in a similer capacity for Dr Neal. When it became known generlly that Mies Neal and the negro bad been seen together last Friday even- ing in Kansas City and that there wus Do doubt that the couple had run away together, the greatest in dignation prevailed and the elope- went caused the greatest sensation ever krown in that part of the State The friende of Dr Neal, under the leadership of Dr O. L. Lackey, at once set in motion the machinery of law in ao «ffort to headcff the couple, if possible, and - return the girl to ber home and friends, but so far the elopers hav- eluded all: ffurte of the officers of ths two Kaosas Citys to lucate them. Miss Nal 19 19 years of age, pos segces a li'he, slim figure, just above tbe medium beigbt, bas acbarming face and a wealth of blond bar She was oue of the belles of Sule county. Her lover isa good looking mu- latto; tall, with broad shoulders, about 25 years old, and a married map, bis wife and two or three Only last Juse Miss Neal was ; Private cooversatious with memb-18 DEFY THE MONROE DOCTRINE. | Agression of Germans in Hayti Has a Serious ‘ Aspect. Washington, D C, Dee 3 —From of the Foreign Relations committee, and with officials «f the state depart- ment, it is learned tbat considerable avxiety is felt bere over the agressive aod almost irresponsible attitude of Prince Herbert Biswarck of Ger many. There is more in the Haytien inci- dent than appears ou thw face of the diplomatic interchauge The demand of indemnity for the imprivor m--t of Herr Lueders is but an ¢ ccasion for the detiance of ths Movrve doc- t:ine as most broad'y ioterpreted. The justice of the case appeirs ep ' careful inspection to be entirely with the struggling aod plucky little republic, and the real aoimus of Germany’s most remarkable attitude is found in the recent utterance of the young Prince. OPPOSING “AMERICAN ARROGANCE ” In speaking of Haytian uffaire, be says he deems it ‘political necessity to oppoae thig American srrogance often and ewphatically.” He goes on to say tbat no oue dreams of annexing Haytito Germany, but be intends to push the country’s claim for damages in a most vigorous | manper. The German cruiser Geir, msnved with 265 men, is therefore on tue | way to Port Au Prince, Hayti's cap’- tal, for that purpose. Taken in connection with the menacing atti- tude of Germany toward China in Bhildrenires amenne se cat Springe. | ‘2° cecupation of Kiao Cbau bay. | with the evident intent of making it gtaduated witb hovor from a Metho- dist semivary, and upon ker return bome becawe more than ever the! idol of ber father and mother. Her favorite amusement was horseback | riding, and she rode over the cout- try as her will directed, sometimes alone, but usually accompanied by the mulatto, Joe Johnson. That the elopement was planned deliberately there seems to be 10) d-ubt. The negro went to Kansas City on the morving train last Fri | day, aud Mies Neal depsr'ed on the | evening tran for the same point. | She took wish ber a good supply of | clothing and all her jewelry and such articles of value as she cou!d/ eury. Uoon her arrival in Kansas | City, she was met by the negro and! they took acoach from tbe Union } Station to Karsas City, Kas It} was reported in Sweet Springs they | married there cannot be learned | here to-night. Dr. Nesl, the father of the gir), is one of the most respected citizens in Saline County. He is quite | wealthy; be owns 1.100 acres of the ricbest land in Centrai Theda over bis daug’er’s escapade, fix red to his bed. Mr ostrated with octor is pr The gover bidder for Dgas Pp ‘acific, unless j ae , the reorganization committee makes | |" satisfactory guarantee. & permanent coaling station, the | Haytian affair is regerded by some statesmen in rather a grave light. The youth of the Prince, added to the fact that he is no: believed to be entirely of sound mind, causes mat ter which might otherwise be com | paratively insigvificant to take on an exaggerated consequence. Everybody Sty~ So. Cascarets Candy Cathartic, the most wonder- | ful medical discovery of the age, pleasant and ste, ac’ th i positive- , cleansing he, tipatson and biliousness. buy and try a box of C. ©. C. today; 10, Sold and guaranteed to eure by It Cured the sprain. Berkeley, Cal, Dee 3.—E B. Hinman, a sophomore in the Uuiver silty of California, has had his leg} ; baked in an oven at a temperature of 300 degrees This is 88 degrees | |higber than the temperature of boiling water, and twice th+ heat at were married in the latter city and | meee meat is ordinarily roasted for | then took a Uvion Pacific train for | the table. Montana, but whether they wer- | with wonderful rapidity. The i injur- The sprain disappeared ed limb was treated in a specially ‘prepared apparatus, consisting of a! copper cylinder, resting on iron supports, with a gas burner under-/ neath. the eylinder, with —— i thei not ri bags closing rior so a escape kings the sprain Was furnished showing ibe progress of the denomi Texas. Hinman’s leg was wrapped | in absorbent cotton ard placed io gn ec cer | DECLINES TO BE KICKED our Secretary Sherman Stubbornly Be Reti Wasbioxzton, D. CL, Der. orts of Presifeat McK: iferee John Sberman to giv- rae tev to! up the | office of S- crerary Of Stat- baye re isulted iy nothing from thar f fire Pres) eberracy man bua d aie determi | nation vbieh, to the | i pears Tks pure The! | veneratle Sec etary does uot ‘the soletud- of profess ‘frievds lst arduous dutte bis present« fic-+h: ud be too much }for bis strength He be feels quite «quel to the d of | his the. s deelares that task fore biu and will termioate li official c»r-er with the term of Pres ident McKi of As-istaut Secretary Day's state ment that he hiv r-fuaed av cff-r of Attomn~y Genersl McKenua’a place jis founded ou themetbods emp oyed in binging pressure to bear ou Mr. Sherman. The ge tile veyed through mutual frier ds bave had no weight with the Secretary of Ststs and now things are being cressed in such a wayastc make it ev. The exagyeration binta eon disayreeable for the eld msn. THINKS HE IS BEING IMPO*ED CPON Sceretery Smerua. teels that he is being mmposed up pn. He resl zee that he wis taken into the Csbiret to make a place fer Mark Hanra, thatthe b has ben taken care of he is to be esjoled or squeezed from the Catiaet aud laid on the sbelf. The latest informe'ioa from the bypersecretive Mr. Day is that he is slated for the plnce of Justice Horace Gray, who wil be 70 yeare of age ue xs March and will be eligi ble for retir-m-nt on full pay Should be wich to retire at once, the pace will be open fora R-publican aud it is said n + one ia bett. r thought of by the President than bis fellow citizea of Canton, O It ie reported this morning that Secre ary Sherman was seriously ill at his residenc> elicited the informa tion that it was nothing more eerious than a severe cold An iutimation is given out that Judge Day sleo tbiuke of retiring from public life and returning to his law practic, but this is taken with sult. ard now se Clay’a Sole Request. The Sallie Ward Hunt case was a “cause celebre” in Kentucky, and Hevry Clay was the chief attraction. A historic chair was brought to court for bim to sit 10, but he arose to address the Judge. “May it please your honor,” he said, “I bave o1e r quest to make before I beyin my argument, which will coosume e nsiderable of the court's tine. I a&-n aware that it is most ueusual, but your bonor wiil be indulzent. I request that your bovor will per- mit me to have a glaxs of brandy aad soda placed on the table at my side before I begin.” Seneaton io the jury box, sly wiake, nudze, suggestive smiles. The court ace qmesced, and dead silence reigned wh le the drink The | glass was ten inches Ligh and beld jnearly a quart. Old Harry weot \for it immediately, and t ata swallow half was gone. Then he | started io, aadas the b. and s. began to work the floodgates of his match less oratory Opened wider and wider, until evea the opposing counsel wes moved to admiration and tears. 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