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PBpPWpfflWBWIffW Viini ufpjpp PROMISES TO DIRECTLY CONNECT WOOD Boston, May 24. There was Ho session of court today In the Wood conspiracy trial, but attorneys for both sides were busy conferring with witnesses. District Attorney Pelletier announced that Monday he would directly connect Wood, the millionaire head of the American Woolen with the dynamite conspiracy, using employes of the company to supply the evidence. Two stenographers and Wood's personal clerk will be questioned regarding alleged conferences between Wood and Frederick B. Atteaux on January 19 and 20, 1912.

John J. Breen has testified that he planned the planting of the dynamite with Atteaux January 19. Up to the present time the closest the state has been able to connect Wood and Atteaux, so far as conferences were concerned, Is January 25, days after the plant was made. Attorneys Coakley and Hurlbut, for Atteaux and Wopd, will put on an army of witnesses in an effort to Impeach, the damaging testimony of Breen. -O" o- CAR HITS AUTO ONE KILLED ANOTHER MAY DIE Henry "Wagner, 24, business agent of Local 275 xf the Painters' Union, died on the operating table of the Chicago "Union Hospital soon after a Street car struck an automobile at Southport avenue and Sqhool street today.

Both his legs had been cut off. Albert Fritz, 42, 1944 Otto street, who was with Wagner In the automobile, was taken to the Alexian Brothers' Hospital suffering from a fractured skull. He probably will die. William Cortes, 2144 Roscoe street, chauffeur of tne automobile, was taken to his home. He is injured Internally.

The automobile was easfr-on. 1 School street, A northbound South- port avenue car struck it with such violence that it' carried the automobile and its occupants J00 feet on the fender before overturning the automobile on them. The car crew was not arrested. ODDNEWS Wayland, Mass Mrs. W.

H. Henderson, president of Anti-vivisection Ass'n, served pansies, fruit and nuts as first "fruitarian dinner" to thirty girls. Watertown( Mass. After warning couples at high school "prom" to stop ''fish wiggles, turkey trots and ocean glides," officials stopped dance and lid is on tight on all dances. Berlin? i I ati circles wrought up by publication of novel, "The Ambassadress," said to veil Its characters so thinly they are recognizable.

London, The new Lord Ashbourne has never worn anything hut saffron Irish kilts. Society wondering If he will wear 'em In House of Lords New York. Seven hundred baes and hornets escaped in subway train when their cage waB smashed. Took to new styles in hosiery and wild scramble was on. Paterson, fJ.

Jr-Samuel Medin-kowski dreamed bis home and store had been robbed. Dream was true and he told police he "had been robbed In both places." "Philadelphia. After tfiirty' years' bachelorhood, Noble Robinson was bequeathed In will of Wm. Miller, Who promised him that amount If he never married. Marysville, O.

Ceo. W. Blake, SO, married Mrs. Mary J. Stratton, 64.

Fifth husband for her. Third wife for him. Rome. Pope Pius so far recov ered from recent influenza attack that he will hold audiences tomorrow as usual Aif -jM.