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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1903-08-19
A REMARKABLE
WATER TOWER
It Has Just Been Erected at Manches.
ter, ENGLAND.

The erection Of q water tower for
the British Westinghouse Electric and
Manufacturing Company's Works, at
Manchester. has just been completed.
This building, of which we give an
illustration. is constructed mainly Of
steel, and its lofty proportions form a
conspicuous landmark for many miles
round the works.
The tower (Which has been construct
ed for the purpose Of supporting two
large tanks for the storage Of a large
volume Of water under constant high
pressure) is placed Oil the southern
limit of the grounds OF tie works, far
removed from all the buildings. II is
octagonal in plan. the eight legs being
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1903-08-19
New Portable Gas Boiler.

An English firm has brought out all
improvement in portable gas boilers,
one Of which is illustrated herewith.
The construction Of the boiler Is sim
ple; It Is self-contained, and. occupying
little space, it can be readily fixed in
any part of the house and removed in
few moments when not required.
The boiler is strongly made with an
outer casing of corrugated galvanized
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1903-08-19
Don't Reverse.

It is stated as a scientific fact
some kinds of music will kill moSqu:-
toes, but unfortunately there is no rec
son to believe that mosquitoes will Kill
some kinds of music. - Kansas City
Journal,
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1903-08-19
A Queer Turkey.

The country press Of Missouri is dis,
cussing turkey chick that was taken
into the sanctum Of the editor of the
Pleasant Hill paper. Miss Annie Lee
Hayes brought it. 1t had two heads,
three bills, six legs, six wings and four
feet.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1903-08-19
In Writing "AdR."

'It is a good idea," remarks man
of experience, ito assume that people
know nothing about your business and
the goods you sell. and that it Is your
duty and privilege to enlighten them
on these points"
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1903-08-19

months she actually is in service in
connection with the races. This was
estimated by man familiar with the
subject at $4,000 a month-SG0,0 900 in
all.-New York Commercial Advertiser
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1903-08-19
4 PORTABLE HOUSE
Can Be Put Together in Half Hour
For Automobile Accommodation.

T. W. Barker has devised portable
house to meet the need Of suitable
storage-room for automobiles, says the
Springfield Republican. The house is
made in sections. and can be put up
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1903-08-19
I" Some Hem"

A farmer On Long Island has hen
with a record of 265 eggs. OF course
he calls her "Macduff" to encourage
her to LAY on" This remarkable fowl
Is valued at $500.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1903-08-19
A Spry Farmer.

Uncle Ned Giggory Of Fort Fairfield,
Me-, is the oldest man in his part of the
State. He celebrated his ninety-ninth
birthday on the Oath Of May, and the
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1903-08-19

A Maine mun is trying to teach his
dog to talk English.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1903-08-19

Those that laugh loudest don't al
ways laugh best.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1903-08-19

s1T-Tv; E present herewith recent
~ vi portrait of Sir Thomas
/ \" Upton. merchant prince
i NM and prince of good fellows,
E M hard fighter and most de-
sirable Of antagonists.
Sir Thomas has already taken great
deal from this country in the shape of
experience, like most Of his country
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1903-08-19

NE Of the mining engineers
employed by the Chinese
Engineering and Mining
Company in North China
three years ago, when the
Roxer outbreak occurred,
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-07-23

erbalten. 0inter Diefem Gmpfongs5
| lfalon liegt bas MrbeitsSinnler bes 81.
9aters. Qtuf sirem Qlntritt beFin6ef
Ifih Der mddttse 'Sdreibtti9, ben Elm
groBss @ru3tfir 5iert. Gseeniiber
Ifeben mir einen nit griinem Sud- be-
9dnsten SiI6 iinD an 0entTelfsn eiiien
groBeren uno einen fleineren Qe6nz
ftubf. 6ier nimn1t Der 81. 8dter eerz
ne YlaB, iDertn er Den. garoinafen Idns5
aere 4ubien3en ertbeilt, 9tuf benz
Slid breiten bann bic garbindle tire.
mitsebra4ten Dotunente aus. Sim
ter oem Sdrei6tiIde lit bds 3fnfnler
our6 einen groben griinen 8or6anq
abgetbeilt. Der babinter lieeense
gaum btlbst oas dnberTt einFu6 gs-
9altene 56ldF5imnrer Dss g3apItgs.
lnmtttelbar neben oentfelben befinbet
f6 eine fIeine aapeae, mo, tDie Ichon
ertpdbnt, Der PapIt tdgIicb Die I'll.
Uie1fe lieit. Sn Der Glunt sesen Ben
PetersplaB liegen Dann nod 3tpei sDei=
tsre 3tnamer, Der geIbe Salon, bsiYenI
Wdnoe nit -gelbsrn DdmaIt dnsaes
idlagen finb. Sier ftebt in Der mifts
frei Elm atober runDer Slid nit nerz
.gploeten 6iiben unO um Derislben eiz
ne Ner9e DsrsolDster 2e6n}efiel. sgrii=
Der perIanraelten ii9 bier laannnal
Gpn9regatiOnen unter BEN BorTib bes
Yapites, aber in ben leBten syahren
pFlegsn b;efs 6ibungen I'M 15roniaaI
abgehalten gu tperpen, ba bier nlshr
plab TIT. Der leBts Aaum enDlin 1T
oie grobe priDatbiblipt6ef 2sp'g
XIII. 6isr ertpftng Der papIf 6as
0bl. Golegium Der garbinGle, lpennI
odffelbe DOll5dhlsg feine Qlufipartuna
tnafte, tDte am Ramenstage Dss papsl
ites. Doh 5oa 81. aeiligfeif por. q
aud bteie GmpfdHge I'm SbrDnlual
ab5ubalten,. 5umal aud Dsr 2sibar3f
9apponi baralif brang, baB dTlelsnz |
pfdnge DOi aablreinen peripnen llir,tl
in ben bonn Dapit beippbnfen Rdumt1tI
ftattIanben, nm bort bieGuft aaDQIshltl
rein unb frfIn au betnahren.
Diefe Ndnnle biI0tten Bic gDDAnllno
;2eos XIII. felt 25 sSabren. Nllr fnl
pen btibtIten e5oeIllnertaeen flf1r erl
lindllS IN BIN taatifanifGen BAIL 10,
~ f| ~
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-07-23

beiOen 6enftern ftebt Der hple bon eis
mem 8albd9m1 iiberragts Gbron auf
elmer ffeinen GItraDe. Gin fpFbarer,
bas Mappen 2eoss XIII. baritellenz
Der Der sspPitIb, ein Gef9ent fpaHif9er
Damen gum 9tldofs Subildum
1893, beoedt ben gdn3eR Subboben.
Die Ibo6gatpDlbte unb reiGSergoloete
Dede seigt bas Wappen 9ius TX.
unb tine Snf9rift, befagt, bab iie
1852 reItaurirt nurDe. oier finoen
Die fsierli9sn Muoienaen ftatt. Cine
Sbiire rehts bonn Gbrpne eebt in
atpei tleine 3immer. tpo lib Die @ep=
patori Se9reti, bic 2eibtammerbiener
Ges Yapites aufbaltsn. Sag uno
Ra6t iinD 5ipei berielben i'm SieltIte.
Die Nuffiht fiibrt Der um ben papIt
treu beiDrgte SberfdmilsrDiener 95io
Gentru, Dem nod 5tpei 2eibfourtere
aur 5eite iteben. SsSr geraber 2inis
fii9rt aus bem SbrpnIarl, Der @in@
sangstbiire seseniiber, cine Sbiire
5um gsbeimen 8pr5immer, einem tleiz
neren Halnl, ipp it'd tpGbrenb Der
Nubien3itunben Die ensere uHsebuns
Des 81. 8aters auFbdlt, Der Oberits
tdmmerer, Der bienitt6usnbs seiitli6e,
tpirfliht @ebeilllfdlnmerer, ipipie bic
Dtenittbuencsn dpeltli9en Gammers
berrerl. DfsIt lebteren enrpfangen an
Der Sbiire bes Sbronfaales Die 5ur
9lubiena befoblenen perlonett, linters
.hnlten iis, penn Der Stang es geItattet,
i'm Gbrpnfaal gu iparten. unD fIbren
lie bann bur1 Dns gebeime8Dr3imner
bis Sur Ibiire bss Gmpfan9sfalpIas
bes papftes. Die @infiibrung DoII@
aiebt itets Der bienittbuenDe geiItltbe
BebeimfGnnlerer pber Der Sbtrits
fdmnaerer felbE.
Bon Aier an begiilnt bic eigentfidg
pripubtpDbnunq Des pdpites, bic iibris
gems duh BON riidipdrts, BON ben
3imnlern bsr 2eibtamnsrDiensr aus
1T. Mir lpenDen uns i'm
gebeinten wor3inlnrer su Der 1biire
rehterD Danb lnb treien 3undchit III ben
Gnpfangsfalon bes papltes, Disftr
5eigt fpeuiger Die feierIiGe G5sifbsit
Der pffiliensu. bisbsr bef4ritbentn
@emddsr. 2lud bier btdt 3spdr rotber
@onauF blt 9dnDs aDtr oh hisf<lI
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-07-23

Is. dnf4lieben. Sn biefem 5dale
befin0en ii9 nur einise Bdnfe, bic fir
Elm Bifett pon iieben 51pei3ergarbiz
| fttn beHinnt Hna, bds bier Sag lii1b
Radt ben mdhtbient berrihtst. @Dn
ber Sula glerentinu ipenben mir uns
rehts unb treter in ben Saal Der pas
rafrenieri, aud Nnticamera baHa se~
nafftt. gr bssat hen pGrafrenieri nnb
ben Dienern ber CUR Mubisn3 befpble=
nen perf0nli9tsltch gum Nnfenthults&
raum. Die parafrenieri btlbeten in
Gltsiter 3eit cine Nrt 2eibearbe. fpat.r
bs5si1nete man bic 2afeien init bisiem
Namen. @ie tragen Elm duberH na-
leriides6pffoitiim aus rotben@sibenz
brofat, eben fOlder 8einfleibsrn, rotbz
feibensn 6triimpfen iinb G1nalIens
.ihuhen. Shnen ftebt es au, bic Gdnfis
bes papites fopie bic 5ebin @eFatpz
ria (ben Erdgtbron) au tragen, anBsss
bcnl bic 3ur Mubien3 beItimn1ten pel=
f1nlinfeiisn Bis In bemgobelinfsldl al
8eleiten uab 9etenun9e1t az perrihtsn.
Dor 1870 batten iie ben papit auf ben
Musfahrtsn 3u bssltiten, no lie Gaf
benz MagentritI hes pdptIihsn ma
gems ftdnoen.
Bon benz gudl BET pardfrenieri gts
langt man IN eineil groben 'Sndl. bern
{ogennnnten Dsnharmenfdal. 'Gr iit6
NIT sriinem Ddnait aussefdlagea, bic
Wdnbe 3eigen nur iperlige Bilbsr. Der
GauI trd9t fsinsn Ndnl<n bappn, baBa
III ben Mlbitn3funbsn bisr Elm pifeii
bet Genbdrnltn 5ie inilitGriintn G6zI
ren eripeift. Die Gtnbdrmerits is SID
brpn bes Wdtitdns til ber lebfx llsbtrs
rtit bes ipirfIibtn pdpitli9sn 0seres.
Die .brsi @Qrbsfoxps, bie Nob<ly,
Stbpei3ets illlb NdIdiiugarhe, bil0eifr
4 l1daI 81 a!s btnIprp isiatn|
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-07-23
gap Geo XIII. ai Oem 99an in ealaornat NIT BET siara

plufonos fnb bDdgep0lbt, reid ber=
splbet uno ssigea 3llmeilt Die gmblez
men rss papittaums. 2n ber 59iire
bes fplgenben Saales ittbt ein poften
DER JtDbelgarDe, Der nur duf 8efebl res
bieaI4tbuenben Gammerberrn bic sur
Qubien5 befoblenen peripnen poiiiren
ldbt. gBir treten Dann in Elm i9mqs
leres, einfenltrises @ema6. Nu9 9ies
fte6en 5ipei HfellertiI9e, unb i6pere
5cl3fhemel aie9en iicb an BEN Mdar
ben cntlang. 6ier bdlt iid pas 9itett
Der GD6elgarDen ndbrenb Der 4uoisr5z
HunDsn dnf.
Die NDbelgarbe lit Elm Gorps, bas
lebiglih aus junaen romiI9an Qbeliz
gen beibsbt, BE Fdmnlilin Offisiers=
rang 4aben. 9latdgii9 iit elm pifctt
BON aht @arbiiten unter benz. Go:a@
.rtanbo zines Maiors nGbrenb ser
9lubien5itunoen i'm Dienit. Sinp
biele boriiber, 10 bleiben rlur 8tDei No=
belgdrbiiten in ben in einem anSeren
Sbeile bes 0atifans gelegenen &az
iernmsnts als SffiSers bu jour slls
rid, I'm ftets sur Nsrfiiguns 3l fem.
Sm 9intersrunbe bes Scales Der Goo
belgarbe gebt ein grobe breite Shire
5ur pripdtfqpene bes papites; bisFe
SbiiTe tit In Der Megel gsidlDFsn uab
tpirD nur geDffnet, penn Gremben gez
itdttet ipirb, ber MeHe bes 81. Naiers
Mi5lwobnen.~ Diefe 6leiben alsDsnn
i'm Sdale Der Iobelgarbe; fir seipD5nz
LID tritt man bur1 cine lGeitentbiire
In bic RdpelIe Elm. Sic III Elm fleiner,
gdna IN peiB gehdltsnsr Hauni nit
Spet GenItern. Sic @InsgsmdIbe .aISl
fen bds Qint iinr III gsbGmpFtem
Mdbe III bic Gapsle fallen. .3niTheif
ben Benitern fsbt ber Mltar, auf bsnl
bas @anftiifinlim aufbeipdbrt ipirb.
Mehts bonn Mltdr befinbet fich Der
tleins Grebsnatifh, linfs Elm getpult
init sinem Gautxuil. Nnhben Der nl. |
Batter bie 1l. MeiIe 3tIsbrirt sat, |
Ilinnlt ii bier pIub, lirlr nod elmer
3ipsiten UlefTs bsi3uiuobnsn. sSnpeiIsn
f5!xrt bxr papK bisr iliir ali Gonny
4f!b iertdgfn bas bE. Mebopfer q "
3{l<0ffS lfddk1f 3ri11f1f 4 e8 nitf
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-07-23

B4ife fiiraaIIe Welt unb ale 3eft
'erA bebrite Senpel Der aunlt. Wus
OH Weiiteriperf.n aus benz Glt.rtbnn1
nd Der aolotntn 3eit Der 4nnit dif
fnB aetoii,mtn 1T, ftnoet iih 3nns
r$ $Bten Sbeif in ben RGGnen bts pds
TIL AaniIfen patajtes bereinis:. gbens
b lit fetns 8ibGiot6et fir t'ifs@iffsns
h hit unp t6re Jorfber CO nners
4#DpFl;de SunDsrubs. Der gottfait
i aber auh sepiiIermdben eine Welt
liM iich, bic R6aullng elmer SoIbals
i na ltro zines Salsboltes, tpie Die
n Melt fen Spsttes geifpiel aufpeif.,
BGine 8eT6refbuns bon oiefer urs
.lMtea Rsfibena Der pdpfte 5u ssben.
W dber oesbdib 10 ungemein fftper,
Hall tei ibrer 9lnlage Elm eigentliher
SWldn riht fefolst ipliroe, ionosrtt
iMes Gonalpnerat BON 0ebduben aus
Aher beldeibenen Mobnung Der Biz
@0Ft ii9 nur altmdblidb I'm 2uufs
3sit au folher ausbehnuns snts
ideIt bdt.
# De umgebull9sn 0es DdtttdntlgeA
Biigelg bdben mir uns tn dlteltsr
eif 8iemlih 6Os 5n benfen. Msit
Nbgelegsn bon Der eigertltfen 5tuDt,
NDt ct fir biefe feintn Mnldb 3u Mn.
#ebefarsen, sunlal pd1renb beg 9oa1
Homnlers infDlse friiberer 8erfnmpfs
INA Der @sseno bas alima sefd6rlid
apdr. sSn Ipdterer 3eit tpurbe bieier
&alpifTerpaBen perrufene 8e5irt nur
$ons go drmeres Glaffen bepohnt, BIB
Hicb bie 8ufIer bur9 Die sroBe Sh0rs
&sit Der Gage psrairlabt fanben, bier
&ars Nillen unb prantDollen Gdrten
hnsutssen. G1on Msrippino, bie Gss
andblin nes Germaniens, battle fDlhe
bfnlasea bier sesriinbst, bic ipdter,
lDie audi bic @drfsn Der Dominien,
kn BEN 8sIiB Teeros tanlen. Dieitr
1krueiterte uno perTd0nerte Den sat3en
@esirf, Den mir als nun bon ben
|nDrolifsn MbbdRseri Dss Sanicuius
|bis aur Gnglsburg, BEN dlttn WiGnsI
|fDIean Raifer 0abrinns. NIT 2dnbs
|bdulsrn urn Mnlagen ultr Mrt gss.
|fdiniidt beafen nliiiItn, urb legte nns
|rin al b einsa Gireus an.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-07-23

nd9erlt bes 81. 9aters selanst. Gsr
folgenbe GdIaal iii ii, rptbem DamaH
eebalten unb enth6lt cine herrlih.
GalIerie BON Biinern Der Glteren itaz
lienif9en 5duie. Der gobsn, Der
aus eingelegten marmorflieben beTtebt,
Itft nm Minter bier tpie in ben foigenz
ben 5dlsn Big gum 5broniaal nit eln-
farbigeal Bnrpurteppi1 bebedt. sSn
bieiem 'Saale itebt tDGbrenb ber Qlas
bien5itunben Elm g3ifett Der palailni<
l4en GarDs. Diefe Gruppe lit eine r0z
mif4c 8iir9ermili5, fpelhs Elm gas
taillon au bier Rompagnien bilbet unb
beren 5olbaten ben Gienft obne Ber1
siitnng uls gbreniahe perrihten. Die
Uniform dbnelt her fran5DIiIhen bcs
5fDeiten aaiierreids. s,ier tpenpst Ii9
tpie fhOn bem,rtt, bic slGn3enbe sylud;t
Der Sole. Cine fpgenat1nx guifola,
eine iener faitenartigen DerI1IGge, tDie
mir iit an Acknowledgment bdufla
finben, bebedt bic 9biire. 9lae 9eiu@
her tretef Dpn ber 5eite Elm, nHr
Jiiritlihfeiten itnb auBerorbentIiden
N8otfhdftern itebt bas Rebt al, bab bic
8uHola ge0ffnet tDirb.
1ns 6ObeItnfaafe.
SIN nun fDlsenben GobtlinIaale ba-
ben allt aur Mubien3 befDblenen gssrz
fDnlidfeiten, tpsRil iie niht etrsn 5es
fonDers h0hen Nang einnehmen, su
'irarten. Der Dienit iDirb bier BON alpsi
8uIiclnnten peritbsn, Gbrenbignern
aus bem r0nifdsn Wiirgtritdnbe Biz
DiDlette 6putan<n trdeea. scybr< IufsI
gdbt III ts. bic III btelsm eaolt mar
tenben ptriontn So ,inttrbalisn, ftrnsr
balten li1 bier pie bisnftibnenb<u Sfs
ft5iere hSr paIatiniIhstt ltnb gdspei<,
3srgarot all il bsn M0nbtn bieies|
!! ssaals ', osI!sa aall3ss 1lobiIiat au8
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DE 29ollrlllrg oes 2swfes.
Der gtdan 4alf Gntsuns
Nobsne Gin brsr anI

Dns 3ieI sdblreiaer mad Som pilz
gernber adf6Dliten, bic benz Serrfter
duf benz Stu1le petri i6re Aulbisunz
gen bdrbrinsen, lit Der 9atifan. Sein
tDpblperbisnter Rubm ift urter anbs=
rem Der srDbte p1taIt Der Melt BIT
iein. Gber MIR Elm san5 fleiner Slsil
bisissS NieIenKbGubes bilbet bic WoHS
nuns bes papites, b1s appartamentp
pOntifieio. Dnsislbe liegt ilfA 5ipsi.en
Gtodnerf 'beg BEN Dof GiItuS 5. umS
sltliebsnben, ieins aront Dem Dartas
iusbOf 3lfebrsnben poloEes. Die syanz
iter Der BON papit islbft bstpohatsn
Gem1tatr gsAen uuf ben peterspldg,
pie ber iibristn Sole bieien eine iutiie
lsberfint iiber ads neue 9iertel bsr
prdti, ipeiterbin iibsr sana Non, cine
6srniint, bic bgrh bic I1Dnen 2inien
bsr Ipen1intn begren5t ipirb. Dur1
bic Glide 5iDiihsn ben Mlbaners unD
S5d6fnerbergen brirgt ber Bid Bib in.
bic @sgenb DOn DrOiinous, tpGbrenb
IlHs 1tpEpeH PET HidleIlIWe SoIdIIe peH
MbfhluB bifhet.
lin 80 ben pdpftliden Gemddsra 5ii
9eldnsen. fkigt man bic grpbe .gtlbe
Gxppts bonn Damdfus6Df bitt-iif.
Dk Grsppt fGpn bnt tttpds trntfsiers
H6es an fin. Dit breitsn lpeihen
MdrmDritiftn Iiegsn spiflhen mil
gslbtn polirtem Mdrnipr b<lsgsenI
Mdnbtn, iiber tpelfen ii1 cine reid in
tDtibtm Gtid ssbdItene Dsfe fn0lbt.
Mm Gingdns 5ur Grsppe ffxbsn 3,Dei
gtnbdrnlsn. pdbrenb atiil nIltn sIbs
fditsn 6tuebdrbiers bsr bpfis<rassbs
Md4t Helen. SIN f1tea Gtodn@rt
totnnfk man al siheir ''dd d5tigfn 9soky
i1f bp2Xbtr, bas II qtittt unfsnilhtt,
SGle fuf @sie |ilitIt sira} Rant
s'ssiiss 'ss ssssa IsS s'ss
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-07-23
s1sSsSsX.2sxS ssS(:IsRssSs1sEsl (
Siasrapbiide 9ateu.

1877-Gept. "a. gamerleneo ber rDs 1875
nifGen 4irde.
1878 Jebruar 18. Das Goncfape 18e
tritt no6 Yapft gius TX.
Sob auiomnlen. 18e
1873 SJebruar 90. Cardinal gecei
gum Dapit ertpdbl.
1873 Mdrs 4. MISUNDERSTANDING Der 1876
futbolifnen 9terar9ie in 19C
@hottEunb.
1879 gnebclica Hber ben Speialiss 100
mus.
1881120o fatboliide @laben pill 100
germ nd9 Rom.
1885 @6iebsssrid9t In Der &arolts 100
men Mngelegenbeit.
1S87-Dee. 81. Golbenes prititeriu@ 100
bilGum.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-07-23

-gncbcliea ii6er bic nlsnidlt9s
SSreibett.
-@mpfang elmer @ertretung Der
engliiGen Regitruns.
-gncnclica iiber Die 5auptz
pflihte1l Der 6rifflt6en Biirz
ger. I
-GofOenes Bif4ofsiubildum.
Subelfsier beim Gintritt bes
rtentrl Suhrbunberts.
-sseier gum 4ntritt bes rs.
ssSabres bes ppntiftodts.
-Mdr3 8. Is. Sabrtstag Der
&r0nung beg 9apites.
-gpril 20. gefu9 &onig gb=
iparb's bon gnslanb.
Wui 3. Der beutIhe 9aiier
in Nnbien3.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-09-06
CLOSE OF AUTO RACES.
Barney Oldheld Captures First Money
I'm Most Of the Events.

CLEVELAND, O., Sept. 5.-Before 1900
persons the automobile races on the Glen
vile track were brought TO a close to-day.
In the ive-mile electric race +. w. Gil
bert's machine swerved across the track.
causing the machine driven by ID. Chisholm
to run into a number of people standing by
the side of the track. No one was injured.
j. L. Hedges. of Cleveland, broke all rec
ords for steam cars from one to ten miles.
Results:
Open one mile heats, best two in three.
flying start: Barney Oldfield, Cleveland.
first; w. Wigle, Detroit, second; b. j. Ruete-
nick, Cleveland, third. Time, 2:57 As.
Five-mile open: Barney Oldfeld. Cleye-
land, first; j. Sincholle, Paris, France. Sec
ond: J.. l. Hedges. Cleveland, third.
Time. 5:23.
Ten-mile handicap, 1,S0-pound machines
and under: j. Sincholle. France, first: Henry
Page, Paris. France. second: Barney Old
field, Cleveland, third. Time, Il:52 2-5.
Australian pursuit race. ten-mile limit:
Barney Oldfield. Cleveland, first; Henri
Page, Paris, France. second; w. G. Schroe-
der, Cleveland. third. Time. 6:55 3-5 for six
and five-sixteenth miles.
Ten-mile open handicap: w. c. Schroeder.
Cleveland. first; j. L.. Hedges, Cleveland,
second: Henri Page. Paris. France. third.
Time, 1921 As.
Special To beat steam carriage records:
All records for steam cars from one 10 ten
miles were beaten by j. l.. Hedges. OF cleve-
land. Time. lilo 2-5, 2:23 2-5. 3;35 30. AS 3-5,
Coz rs. 7:22 20. S:3s. s:5l. n:@ 10. 1870 40.
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BRITISH SUBJECT BARRED.
Chinese Resident of Desnenrarn Not
Permitted to Land at New York,

NEW YORK, Sept. Sam Honang, a
British subject. who is said TO be one OF the
wealthiest OF the island of Demearara, is
held aboard the steamship Grenada. of the
Trinidad line. and denied landing in this
country by the immigration inspectors on
the ground that it would be a violation of
the Chinese exclusion act. Honang who
owns one Of the largest cocoa plantations
on the island, decided a few weeks ago that
ne would take a trip through the United
States and Europe. Letters OF introduction
TO prominent and wealthy persons all over
the world were forwarded by United States
correspondents and he set out on his voy-
age.
Honang never has been i'm China He
was born in Demerara of Chinese parents.
They were both British subjects. so that
the Chinese exclusion act did not figure i'm
his plans. When the ship reached her dock
at Long Island City. the immigration in
spectors held ~ the traveller, who finally
called upon friends in New York for aid.
The inspectors would not release him, how
ever, and the papers. together with
Honaag's passport. were forwarded 10 the
autho.:uc5 At Washington.
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RADIUM TO BE EXHIBITED.
VIII BE seen mt the American Museum
of Natural History.

NEW YORK, Sept. 5.-A quantity OF
radium of the activity of 10000. the first
of its kind seen here. will be placed on
exhibition at the American Museum Of Nat
ural History Monday This radium. with
some OF 100000 activity, has been used in
connection with the Roentgen and ultra
violet rays I'm an investigation OF the i'm
teresting properties developed in many sub
stances. including the Bement-Morgan coll
lection OF over 1900 SPECIMENS and the
Morgan-Tifany collection of gems. several
thousand I'm number. ana some thousands
of other diamonds n other SENS and
minerals. Certain diamonds. IL was found.
exhibit and retain a wonderful phosphor-
escence when exposed 20 the radium rays.
the glow Of some small diamonds being
clearly visible through six layers OF paper.
The new gem. kunzite. Is one OF the most
phosDhorescent of all the substances cx-
arnined. the entire gem assuming under the
adium rays a rich orange red glow.
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KeniIworth Event the FIRST OF It's
Kind i'm New York for Years.

BUFFALO. -. Y. Sept. THE Niagara
stakes. the feature at the Kenilworth track
this afternoon, was the first heat race that
has been run in New York State in years.
II resulted in a victory for Green Ii. Nor
ris's three-ycar-old. Gravina. which took
two straight heats. Weather fine. Track
slow. Results:
First Race-Six furlongs: Andrattus. 8 20
2. won; Leips.c, 4 to L. second; True Blue,
s TO /. third. Time. ILL 1-5.
Second-Mile and seventy yards: Hot, S
70 ], won: Frank Mckee. IL to i, second;
John. 10 70 l. third. Time. 1:49 %.
Third-FIve furlongs: Runic, 10 to 1, won;
LAGOON. 10 to ]. second; Kern, 20 to l.,
third. Time, 1:0i 1-5.
Fourth-Niagara stakes: heats of seven
furlongs; First heat: Gravina, Z to 5. won;
Arachne, 2 to i, second; Irish Jewel. > TO
]. third. Time, 1870 3-5. Second heat: Crawl
ma, 3 to 8, won; Arachne; 4 to J. second;
Irish Jewel, z to 2. third. Time, 1:32.
Fffth-Six furlongs: Silver Dream. 2 to
1, won; Spring, 4 TO ], second; Excentral,
Z to 2, third. Time, lis 2-5.
Sixth-One mile: Benckart, 3 to 5, won;
White Crest, 6 to /. second; Bellicourt, 8
to i, third. Time, LAG is.
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Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
TERRE HAUTE, Ind, Sept. 5.-The Gen.
trail League season will end the middle of
next week, and from present indications the
finish will be exciting for some of the
clubs. South Bend and Fort Wayne are
changing back and forth between first and
second position, and the winner cannot be
told until after the last game is played.
Marion, which took a fine lead at the be-
ginning of the season and held it well for
some time, is third, but more than 100 points
behind the two leaders. Evansville Is not
likely to take the higher position from
Marion. Wheeling, Dayton and Terre Haute
are so close together in the percentage
column that either can readily finish fifth.
Grand Rapids is hopelessly at the tail end.