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SPECIAL AJZTLVS PRESS PITTSBURG THE AGES 17 TO PITTSBUEQ, PAL, SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE 10, 1906 PAGE9 7 TO 24 VOYAGE TO WHEN IN DOUBT TRY THE OLD RELIABLE OF THE EARTH WELLmAN'S Located in the Workshop of the World GREATER PITTSBURG Eight years foq we mentioned in our ad that we would be known as the Workshop of the World. jw all together: What city do you live in? 'The Workshop of the World." key to map. i wi -jimMkm xfiv c-6lj jvs TTTTftTTR 1 N'anpen's Farthest North. tude 2 Kan. 1S35.

lat. 0:35. 3 Franklin lost 4 Parry, 127, lat. 5 reary, 1hU3, lat. fiSpitzbergen headquarters of expedition and wireless station.

8 Greenland. Baffin bay. lO Siberia miles to Pole. happen to the aerial craft. We have not got 'all our eggs in one basket." With such.

a. contingency, the crew of five will resolve themselves into a selighing party, and equipped with motor towing machines of the lightest and strongest kind, and provisions for 75 days, we hope to be able to complete our task. "The polar airship," continued Well-man, "which M. Godard and his staff of experts in Paris have in hand, will be by far the largest ever built. Its great size enables it to lift not only the balloon, but the car of steel, the three motors, comprising a total of 80 horsepower, two propulseurs, a steel boat, motor sledges, five men.

food for them for 75 days, instruments, tools, repair 5u N.r5Sr,,23Sl Special Corrfnpondpnce to The Press Paris. Junf 1. Walter Wellman, the 'American chief of the. expedition planning to journey to the North Pole by dirigible Jrshlp, is in Paris. Wellman announces that the ie steamer Frithjoh.

which the Zcigler expedition used, has heen engaged. th-- paraphernalia is being collected at Tromsoi. ft'orway. and on June 5 the Frith.ion will fcegin conveying this equipment to Spitz-It rgen, which will he Wellman's headquarters and from where the airship will tart. The expedition has announced a two-; campaign to the polv If upon being carefully tested the dirigible is found to je In fit condition for the voyage, an effort to reach the pole will' be made this ear.

If not. the flight over the kVean will be deferred to next year, as IVellman says decidedly that he will not bart till all his equipment is in the best, possible order, whether it be this year materials, lubricating oils and 5,500 WALTER WELLMAN AND HIS DIRIGIBLE BALLOON. pounds of gasoline for the motors. "The-total length of the airship is 164 feet, the lifting power 16,000 pounds, tha weight, steel car, motors and machinery, crew, instruments and other apparatus complete, 16,000 pounds. The engine room and cabin for the crew are inclosed.

The steel boat is carried suspended below the car, and serves as a. working deck." Wirfless telegraphy will-be a feature of this hunt for the pole. A station has been established at Ilammerfest, Norway, a second at Ppitzbergen and another will be on the airship. If the pole is found, Wellman will send the news by wireless To your correspondent Wellman said: "When we start we hope that the greater part of the voyage and back may be made by airship. The period of the whole trip by airship is assumed at 10 days, or 240 hours, and, I believe, tha dirigible can be kept in the air as long as -0, possibly 25, days.

"But supposing some accident should SPESg OF CONSOLIDATION WrHOlERE VVtUL ALLEGHENY MAN'S FATHER ONE OF OLDEST TWINS PLANNING RAID AGAINST REDS Police Chiefs of European Cap itals in Secret Conference TO WARRANT SUCCESS. When Greater Pittsburg Families Require Homefurnishings, Just for Your Pocketbook's Sake Try PICKERING'S who have appealed to the public for money. Andrew W. Herron, of the Fort Pitt National Bank, will assume charge of all contributions. The appeal sets forth the object of the labor camp schools.

A portion of the report reads: "The first school to be cared for is now in operation at Aspinwall. It was started last fall as an experiment among the Italian laborers. The sessions are held in the evening. The evils of beer drinking and the practice of carrying firearms have been freely discussed, and with- good results, and the new sentiment has crystallized, 44 of the men having organized a society calling itself 'The Good members of which are pledged never to carry concealed weapons and to quit drinking beer and other- spirits for a specified time." i Miss Moore has secured the assistance of a number of churches, and every evening one of the Protestant churches at Aspinwall or the Catholic church at Sharpsburg sends some person to assist her in her work. Miss Moore has the promise from Senator W.

S. Woods, of the Forty-fourth senatorial district, that he will introduce a bill in the legislature providing for a State appropriation to support labor-camp schools. HAVE LIST OF ANARCHISTS. MEETINGS ARB WATfHEI) HY SPECIAL. SLEI THS.

10 Patterns Heavy Half-Wool Ingrain Carpets at iQ Worth 60c yard. UU $1.49 SI8.00 ll- 1 1 12 Patterns Best Body Brussels Carpets at. Worth $1.75 yard. 9x11-6 Imported Body Brussels Rugs Worth $25.00. Large Assortment of China Mattings from 69c REVOLTING CRIME AT PARIS.

10 Patterns Heavy All-Wool Ingrain Crapets at. Worth 90c yard. 12 Patterns Good Tapestry Brussels at Worth 90c yard. 12 Patterns Best Velvet Carpets at Worth $1.50 yard. 12 Patterns Extra Axminster Carpets at Worth $1.60 yard.

65c SI.29 Sf35 I5c to 30c yard Large Assortment of Japan Mattings from 25c to 35c yard Klfw Havrlc on a. Kite 1,1 ne. Last fall some boys that live in Caribou caught a large hawk in a trap, after he had killed a hen and failed to carry it away. A short time after there was a local fair over in New Brunswick. The managers offered $5 prizes for the kite flying machine, or any other old thing that would go the highest.

The boys took the hawk and succeeded in making him go up the 1,600 feet of kite line. They got the prize and sold him for 55. Maine Woods. "Remember" All Carpets Are Hade, Laid and Lined Free of Charge THOMAS STEWART AND MRS. J.

WERNER, PROBABLY OLDEST TWINS IN THE UNITED STATES. WS EFR'GERflT'IRg GO-CABTS -up to- -upto- 'Sj' The oldest twins living in Pennsylvania, and probably in the United States, are Thomas Stewart, of Burnham, near Iewistown, and his sister Jane, who is Mrs. J. Webner, of Jersey Shore, Lycoming county. One of Mr.

Stewart's nine-living children is Thomas Stewart, of No. 13.TJ Page street. Allegheny. Mr. Stewart and his twin sister were born in Big Valley.

August 1, 1S21. On the first of August of this year, therefore, they will be each 85 years old. Jane was married in early life and Thomas rr.arried Ann Taylor, of Center county, in "845. For 20 years Thomas and his wife lived in the Bald Eagle valley, near Tyrone, Pa. In 1S66 they moved to Burn- ham.

and Thomas began work in the tire mill of the Standard Steel Works. About three years ago he was retired on the pension list of that concern. In addition to his twin sister, Mr. Stew, art has a brother living, Samuel Stewart, of Yea ger town. Thomas Stewart has had 12 children, and nine yet living are: Nathan, Samuel, Joseph, William and Foster, who live at or near Burnham; Robert, of Pennsylvania Furnace; Thomas, of Allegheny; Mary, wife of William Rhodes, of Burnham.

and Emma, wife of Harry Readdy, of Burnham. Mr. Stewart also has IS grandchildren and two greatgrandchildren living. He and his twin sister are both still in good health. Special Cable to the Sunday rre.

Copyright. 196. by HearFt News Service. BY PAUL VILLIERS. raris, June 0.

As a result of the attempt to assassinate King Alfonso and fcis bride on their wedding day, the chiefs of the police in the various large cities in the southern part of Europe have decided to hold a conference in this city next week. The meeting of this conference, which will le led by the chiefs of police of Home, Madrid and Faris. are to be held in secret, and plans Tor a 'campaign against the anarchists who infest Southern Europe are to be discussed. The lists of name of anarchists now in the possession of the police authorities of countries will be compared and a special rogues' gallery, consisting exclusively of anarchists, will be made up from photographs now in the hands of the authorities. A complete set of photographs will then be sent to every police department in France, Italy, Spain and Portugal.

It is known to the police of Paris that the anarchistic colony in this city has increased very much during the last few months and more than a score of special detectives are watching all meetings which come to the knowledge of the police. It is also said that two detectives whose names are. of course, kept secret, have succeeded in joining the inner circle of the anarchistic group In this city. The police are indebted to a former anarchist. Charles Cruny, for much valuable information.

Cruny. who is a blacksmith by trade, was recently captured together with a number of other characters during a raid in the Paris markets, and in his pockets were, found four diagrams of infernal machines of very ingenious construction. While he was confined in a cell it was discovered that he was the long-lost heir to a considerable fortune left by an old man who died some time ago in a provincial town in the southern part of France. When the news was broken to him he was very much affected by it. and said that, as he had only been driven into the ranks of the anarchists by his inability to get work, and as he" now would be able to lead an honest life, he 'was determined to give up till connection with the assassins.

He asked to be permitted to see the chief of police, to whom he confessed a number of intended crimes which had come to his knowledge anil which the authorities will now be able to prevent. Alter serving his term In prison, it is his intention secretly to leave the country to escape the revenge of his former associates, who, he says, forced him to stick to them by threatening him with ii I 1 ii has proved a great success, and all its members have greatly benefited thereby. The rules of the society do not call for absolute silence, but the members are supposed not to talk unless they have something to say. Chatter is absolutely tabooed. Each member pledges himself (the club is exclusively for men), to avoid noisy places and participation in public demonstrations.

At the recent meeting the members declared that since they joined the club not only were their nervous systems much better, but those who did any work had obtained much better results than heretofore, because they had not frittered away their energies in excessive talking. Divorce has taken the form of an epidemic in the Castellane family, and its ramifications. Princess Leon Constantine Radziwell, who was married only last June, has just divorced her husband. The Radziwells are cousins of the Castellanes, the Dowager Princess being the sister of the Marquis de Castellane. The young woman who has just obtained her divorce and francs a year alimony, was Antonia de Gramont.

daughter of the Countess of that name. The grounds for the separation were desertion, the Prince having deserted his wife and gone to live with other women no less than nine times during their short married life. Of ths Skin and Scalp Speedily Cured hy Baths with we shall have a society where there are no drones and no overworked men, women and children. Every one will have ample time to enjoy life as it should be enjoyed by every human being, and he will have the consciousness of knowing that he has fulfilled his duty to his fel-lowmen. This system, of course, will mean the end of our modern millionaires and multi-millionaires, but it will at the same time mean the end of the cruel wage slavery as it exists today." A most revolting crime has just been discovered in one of the public schools here.

A small boy of seven years has been systematically driven towards in-snnity by his own mother through the use of absinthe. The child almost daily had fits in school during which he exhibited symptoms strongly resembling those of delirium tremens. The child was very vicious and was always ricking quarrels with his fellow pupils. He was con-stantlv asking to be excused from the schoolroom for a minute, and the teacher suspecting that these absences were not altogether unconnected with the fits, had him watched. It was found that he carried with hint a bottle of absinthe from which he continually itank.

a swallow at a time. Upon investigation it was learned that the little fellow's mother filled the bottle for him every dav and that she did it on rurpose, knowing what a terrible effect the dreadful liquor had upon the child. American artists, residing in the Latin Quarter have recently been victimized by a band of youthful robbers, who, under pretense of being models, gained access to their suites and carried off everything they could lay their hands on- which had any value. The leader of the band is a girl of 14, Julia Claudiren. The police made a descent on her rooms recently following upon the complaint of a number -of American artists.

They found the entire band of eight boys ard girls all sound asleep in the same room. Every available nook and corner was filled with loot, from costly laces and small bronze miniatures to bicycles. Among the thefts recently committed by Jafin. was that of a purse "co'htaihing oOO francs. With the she had fitted her entire bad vft wit ii.

new clothes of astounding gorgeiusn-ess. 'The Hc-nce Society ot Tarts "has just held its annual meeting. According to the report read by tae secretary, the club aeatn. OTHERS UR TO MORE SCHOOLS FOR ITALIANS Prominent Citizens Issue Appeal for Money for Instruction at Labor Camp ifn iiitr i i i em jdiinu Mate snail have become a fact, tio man will be compelled to work more than 11 minutes a day," said Jules Guesde. the Socialist rr.emher of Chamber Roubaix, in an interview the other day.

"Modern machinery now in existence will make it possible to perform all the necessary work in the world if every man over 2t years of age will no his share by working that length of time every day in the year, with the exception of Sundays and holidays. "This is no loose statement but is phased on statistical facts which I have 'ispent considerable time Rooking up. Soap to cleanse the skin of crusts and scales, and soften the thickened cuticle, gentle applications of Cuticura Ointment to allay itching, irritation, and inflammation, and soothe and heal, and mild doses of Cuticura Pills to cool and cleanse the blood. A single Set is often sufficient to cure. Sold th warld.

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foBi Draf Jt Cham. Cor-, Snl -Miue4 ir 'Bur to Cum raor Baw" grow enough grain, thresh it. grind, it into flour and make it into bread enough ii i Miss Sarah Wool Moore, of New York, who is conducting a school for the education of Italians in the common branches of English education and the customs of American life, at Aspinwall, is planning to establish other schools. Tire is a large colony of foreigners living at Aspinwall wiio are employed upon the filtration plant. This is the only school ofUs kind known to be in existence in the United States, Vot Moore is anxious to see the work extended.

Shie has secured the aid of a number of influential Pittsburg people to provide for l.OOO jeople; and if the work of seven men suffices to provide food for l.Ooo. that would mean, that seven full days' work "by the whole ccMiirriunity would provide for l.ootl days material necessities. i intsnd to make it my aim 'to prove tMs to the people of the world. and when it becomes generally known they wiil work ut their own salvation, and s-.