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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-08-27
At Auction
Saturday, September 2, 1905
AT IL O'CLOCK NOON.

At my salesroom, s57 Kaahumanu
street,
A valuable piece OF property on Pau
ahi street, near Nuuanu street, and
opposite Loves Bakery.
This property has a frontage Of 81
feet on Pauahi street and contains $3.50
square feet.
The property is between two large
store and rooming blocks, and can b
improved so as to derive a very good
income.
For particulars apply at my ONCE.
:,
JAS. F. MORGAN,
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-08-27


277s6
$172o62 The value of the
1888, which So 1919,
the Aongi from the Colonies Enterprise
Alameda the U.
Island and the MAnuka from Vancouver Departures
for the olonies
The Iroqos brought of the missing schooner
which had put Ln Island and that vessel herself arrived here
terday
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-03-31
Land Bargains.

We are dealing in lands. We have
lands for sale in all parts Of the
country. from the Pacific to the At
lantic, from the Gulf to the far north.
1t is entirely immaterial to us which
lands we sell. What we are after is
to please you - and we can do it.
Let us know just about what you
want, whether you want land for
general farming OF for stock or fruit
or poultry raising, or whether you
want it for home or for cutting cord
wood or what. If for general farm
ing OF stock-raising say also whether
you want prairie or timber or mixed
timber and meadow. Also if you
have any choice as to climate or
state. If you would also say about
how much land you would like to
have we cal probably make you an
offer at ace and save unnecessary
correspondence. In addition to the
large tracts we have secured the sale
of a number of scattered pieces, many
of them cultivated, and nearly all of
them great bargains. The following
are some of these bargains but we
have many others, so if you don't see
listed just what you want, don't think
that we may not have it but write or
call ON Us anyway:
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-03-31
Alabama.

A. i. 80 Acres, fine land, nice
spring, 4 miles to r. r. station and
~ mile to boatlanding. Owner is old
and must sell. Only $4,000. No inn
provements, but a fine pice of land.
A. 2. 20 Acres nicely improved,
good buildings, good water, 600 peach
trees; also apples, pecans, persimmons,
figs, English walnuts, mulberries etc.
Only $1,000.
A. 3. 40 acres. Nice fruit, but not
so much as No. 2. Near boatlanding
etc. Only $1,000.
A. 4. 40 acres. Well improved. Lots
Of fruit and good location. $1,000 for
quick sale. Unimproved land here
worth from $25 to $50 pr. acre.
A. s.. 40 acres. River through it.
Nice 4-room house. Can be added to.
Lots of fish. The location makes this
an ideal place for a hotel or winter
resort. 1t is dirt cheap at $4,000.
Send for additional list of Alabama
lands. We have lots Of them. Some as
low as SIS pr. acre, worth much more.
Alabama is one of the best states in
the Union both in climatic, money
making and othc" respects, and you
make no mistake if you settle there.
We cannot list everything, but we
have lands in just about all the South
ern states. If there is anything spe-
cial you want, just say what it is, and
we shall let you know what we can
do for you.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-03-31
caUe Pri(er til Cpk6ens Cono.

90, Ser ct interesl ere0e / Sc CLINT
rcl1oe @%cii11gelier for at tjene Yer1ge>
JONI Sorcfin0es / Montol1o, @oi6ing-
ton, Scitil6 Columbia % Oregon,
hi! f'noe at Greet Mortbern Sern=
conen til6D0er Sc itpr1te Sor0ele>
:cor mon Dil 11oo Sc pigtigite Steocr
/ lfpropel ten> og Sc mango rige 6arm=
f;ltsifter / Monta1o> @oibington og
Oregon laa bel iom Sc ltore Grnlalt
oS Mine 9iltrifter / 6isle noropeit<
lige Stater og 8ritiib Columbia.
GcfSterne til 8perne paa 6en moro.
ltge &acificfplt er $500 me6 for
Gclosnis lobe Sofster til om0re Be-
lsemmelieslteoer; olle @illetter meo
liberal Gillaoelie til at gjbre Spbolo
u%:1Gerbejs. 6or nermere Splpsnin>
ger, Safster, etc. bei6g eller tilifrio
Eciltcn iom belit Mgent for: Greet
MDrtbern Sernbaner1. @eno to Gents
Srilnnrfe for illu1treret Bulletin meo
S'!!ribelie at Minneiota, Mortb ga,
foto, Tontono eller @oi6ington, o,1=
gip hrilfen Sc pnlfer. 9e faces be6
:5c11pen0elie til S. S. @bitneD, 8os=
;c1lqer Sroffic @onoger, Greet
&ortbcrn &ailmop, ct. Saul, Minn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-03-31
South Dakota.

We have some fine lands in this
state ear Yankton at prices ranging
from about $40 up. But they are all
highly improved. If interested, send
for special list. At the present we
will only mention:
S. D. 1. $50 acres. 4 miles from
Violin, 8 miles from Wakonda. 12O
acres plowed. Balance rough. All
fenced. Good six room house, barn
and other buildings. Plenty Of apple
and cherry trees. s acres native tim
Der. Only $50 pr. acre but must be
sold at once.
s. D. 2. 1GO acres. Fall River Co.
Wire fenced. Only $3.50.
S. ID. 3. 800 acres. Hyde Co. Only
81 pr. acre.
S. D.. 4. 100 acres. Hughes Co.
$3.50. Send for special s. D. list. We
have a great many cheap lands in Au-
rora, Charles Mix, Douglas, Faulk,
Hand, Mcpherson and Marshall coun-
ties.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-03-31
@ulitibctjcmt G>uam SinSa6l, Ser

mreltere0es for Spberi / Sronflin
Npe. 9ibliotbef,. og lom bar puo Sri
fob UNDER &aution, far gjort Jig
ulnnlig, entel1 peo 5elpmor0 eller
ne0 at flpgte. @ons &ol1tionilter far
ulm1o0et Nolitiet ON at i6ge efter
bom.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-03-31

Oct CT MI pber so Mar ii6en, al
g arIom's Sn6igo 9 II e
blep op6aget og 1trofs ponot en- &lo0*
| utallige Stem, iom set iioen bar
beb6et meo g@re. Ser er blepen
giort mango Sorigg paa at eftergiere
let, men ollie bor feite1. Set er sen
reneite og~iterfelte 8laaelie, iom fln-
bes, og set fan br11ges til 6e finelte
Epier 116en at iette @letter eller
Striber. Maar en- @usbol0ningsars
tifel bar in6tuget fdrite &laos / oct
alminoelige Sm09mme giennem ct
balpt Marbnnbreoe, er set fun for6t
ben Dar @genifaber, iom gi6r Sen til
oct be0lte / fit Slags. Set bor @ar-
lom's Sn0igo 8lue, iom fabriferes a..
oct bel mniete 6irma 8fromm & &in<
Big | &bila6elpbia og ielges bos
Mpotbefere og &ipbman6 / bele 2an=
set fro Matne til California. Set
er % en- @l96e at gipre bore SANDS,
memo o+m9rfi omme paa Denne / en-
hber @%nsbol0ning lr1noberlige Mrti=
fel.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-03-31

2lUc. SlullulDCl, ny lUlll UQI W OIl=
fob nn0er &alltion, Dar gjort Jig
ulnnlig, entel1 pe0 5elplnor0 eller
ne0 at flpgtc. Sans &n1tioniiter far
altnlo0et Yolitiet ON at lgge efter
Dam.
oIcinfmmatiumcm" CT Nopnet poa
ct .6preorog, Ser oil blipe bol6t al
SIR. S. @eper / Dggoroiil teoiofilfe
Somfuno> 5O6 Geoor gpe., nG1te
@pnoug @ftermiboog 81. 4. Mogong
fri.
llocnbDsboenoe> Ser muotte gnlfe
nnrmere l1noerretning on Seoiofien,
fon erboloe iomme be6 at tilltriDe
Mrs. 8. &olt, 370S Upton Mpe.,
g., Minneapolis.
Girls Morbecf, forbenperen6e 9e>
teftip l1n6er Mapor Mmes, lom blep
opmt til flere Mars 6%pngiels1traf /
Stillmater for lin Delagtigbe6 /
Mmes Momini%l trationens Spin0elaf=
fnrer, og lom blep lpsla6t paa &a=
rol for en- Sis iioen, bor after bopnet
/ Gtatsfn11gR et. @on 0rog Jig frl6
poo en Galoon / ct. SAUL en- 0ag itoz
lite ltge og blep orrelteret, og ga
Observation-Disclosures fit Me00elel=
le on1 Bette, or0re0e Sc Dam / JG1g=
llet igie1.
Slipc Trcmita0, Sen 11or1f= lpe1rlf=
a!lcrifunife Gollgerinbe, Ser / 2pbet
al Sc 1t0lte .s(or er nooet op til laa
lnrl1f CIT Sitting / Sen onerifmI fe
Ml1iifper6e1, optrooote Monoog fer
/ Mirmeopolis, bpor bun bor tilbrogt
i'm 9arn0om og tiolige ltng0om og
facet fin fpr1te ll00onnelle / Sen
&11nit> lom fat bragt be110e laa ltore
Griumf er, iom bel nogen Gangeri10e
bor opr1ooet fer / 2on0et. Sum ipil=
le0e &ope0rollen / @ogners uYorlt=
fol", ser blep opfprt paa bet 11pe M11-
bitprium al Gonrie05 Gellfa6. Mlt=
liffritiferne fan nrppe fin0e lt0trpf
froftige nof til at tolfe 6ereS NocS
ODER be11oeS Semi t.
!@r. Saeob q. &iis, SEN fer i Sine
rifa biltl1of melt bcfjenOte og onlete
0onifer> fom1nmer fer til 8Dcn ferlt=
fommen0e Man0og og boloer ct So
reorog / Elpmoutb &irfcn 81. 8 off
ten UNDER 9. SC. 6. M.s Mltlpicier.
Gn1net ct ~Irue Mmericans". lttpibl=
lon1t pil mo11ge al bore 29iere be-
nptte oen iiGlOne 2eiligbeO til at fao
Socob q. &iis' lrr16e 9oftriner ON
bpu6 ser Dprer til for at bore cit gD0
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-03-31
Red River Valley.

The very finest lands at from SIS
to $50 per acre. You know what the
Red River Valley is?
r. R. V. 1. 800 acres, being the w.
half of Sec. 3-139-56. 200 acres under
cultivation, house, barn and we'll, 4
miles from Tower City on main line
N. P. Ry. Price $23 per acre-easy
terms.
R. R. V. 2. 1910 acres, being all of
Sec. 25-159-5O and S. half Sec. 3O-159-
40, also s.. half of N. e. quart Sec.
30-159-49. This fine block of land lies
in n body in the Red River Valley
3h miles from 2 stores, postoffice,
blacksmith shop and 2 warehouses; 5
miles from 2 towns and 2 different
railroads. Rich black loan soil with
clay subsoil, no stones, sand or gravel;
it is a fine level prairie sloping to the
river. Price $25 per acre, easy terms.
R. R. v. 3. 16O acres, 1876 acres I'M
der cultivation. This is a picture, has
fine grove of natural timber, has
stream Of running water, is level as
a floor and frst-class soil. $50 per
acre.
r. r. VI. 4. A level section Of wild
land in ROseau Co., being Sec. 5-163-
48. A bargain-$1S per acre.
R. r. V. s. 100 acres, AZ miles
from Valley City, lis under cultiva-
ton, balance pasture and meadow.
$40 per acre. $250O cash, easy terms
on balance at z per cent interest.
r. R. V. 6. 800 acres, 2h miles
from Valley City; all under cultiva-
ton, but 40 acres pasture. Fair build
ings. Good spring Of water near the
acre, cash or one-half cash.
r. R. V. Z. 100 acres prairie, Z
miles from market. Every acre can
be cultivated. SIT per acre cash.
r. r. v. 8. 16O acres prairie 8 miles
from market. SIT per. acre. One-half
cash, balance easy terms, Z per cent.
r. r. V. 8. 800 acres, all under cul-
tivation. Two miles from market. A
bargain at $3.50 per acre.
r. r. V. 10. 800 acre farm at $18
per acre. 260 acres improved. Good
barn and house, one half cash.
R. r. V. II. 100 acres 8 miles from
market. 100 acres improved. $18 per
acre.
r. r. v. -. 1GO acres, 8 miles from
Valley City and 5 miles from market
at $14 per acre. One-third cash, ba-
lance on easy terms.
Canada.
In Saskatchewan we have a Scan
dinavian settlement, where we can
sell the finest land in the world at So
per acre and secure for purchasers a
fine homestead next to it. Write or
see us for particulars.
johnson & Co.,
46 UNION BLOCK,
St. Paul., MINI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-03-31
O

In Wisconsin we Eve lands at from
So per acre mp. Some of the lands
are sold on the easy payment plan, $40
down and So per month on 40 acre
tracts. We have some lands with
houses, others without. Also a num-
Der of special bargains:
w. /. 12O acres, less than 4 miles
from station, only short distance
from st. Paul. Land is a black loan
with clay subsoil-very fine. On 55
acres there is saw timber and wood for
at least $4,000 (some say it will bring
$4,000. Heavy saw-maple. Is acre
cranberry marsh and Z acre lake.
Balance can now be plowed. High
and dry. The best bargain we ever
heard of at S1S per acre.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-03-31

Ser life forores &rigserltot1ting og
life forlanges N(fltaoelle al 2anoom=
roooe. @poo 5nor SSopon nil gine
poo oette pioes el1on11 life, men set
forlpocr fra ol1ocn SIDE, at Set pi(
fprlon1e 500 Millipner Collars i
&rigserltotuillg, pg bpis 0isie &rop
%foltboloes fra bcgge Giocr, lpucs It's
iiatcrne til inorlig 6reo life at bore
SC ullcr be0lte.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-03-31

NJ. 20. 800 acres. Dakota CO., near
Rosemount, on main road. Fine build
ings. Highly improved. $50 per acre.
Terms.
Nj. 81. u section near R. R. sta
ton, Wilkin co. Black loam soil 2 to
5 feet deep. Clay subsoil. SIG pr.
acre - $40 a stanaes
NJ. %. 144O acres near Pillager,
Cass CO., only $3.50 pr. acre.
M. %. 800 acres. Stevens co. Level,
no stone or gravel, good water, deep
black soil. Fine land. No improve
ments. $32.5O pr. acre.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-03-31

amerifanif 8orger at b9rc. Sra allie
Sioer me0oeles ON bans 6oreorag,
at Set er noget al set be0ite> Ser Dbres
fra Soreorogstri6unel1, ug bans egne
2on0smur0 b1r0e 81 bore blon0t Sc
iprite til at poolfjonnc ga11S Srb.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-03-31
J1linneapo(iS.

&aitur q. ~. Mielien, al sen 6ar=
lfe Smmontelsfirfe, %. Gtreet og
%. s(pe. g., bol0er fprl tfomn1en0e
Spnoog 5. 2. Mpril fin Mflfe0sprnoi=
fen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-03-31
Boo6er Wo(6in9tons gu(eegee
Jnltitute.

Jnlttute.
Ger CT fuo Gfoler fer / 2oa1oet,
Ser CT blepet lau meget % laa for
lfielligt omtolt iom set Snltitut /
Mlobomobpen Sl1lfegee, Ser le6es al
Negeren @oofer @aibingtort, % bpis
Moal uoell1ffen0e er at bringe See
gerrocen Up til en- Deiere Stanooro.
S nGbicago &ecoro Seral6" bor np-
Zig @ill. 6. Curtis gipet 6enne In
teresj ANTE 2ereanltolt 'en lengere
0mtole; al bpilfen hi f,1nbe pnife at
anfpre nogle gnfeltbeoer.
6srit % fremmeit bepoer ban, at
bette Snititut life er en- almtnbeltg
Sfole, men en- l1o6onnellesomlto lt for
2erere og 2ererin6er, men life Blot
/ Sc boglige Sag. Ser nobannes
Snltrl1fterer / alle Sc 2epepeie, lon1
ct Mennel lie bebgoer S~Sltl6fommerDe6
/ for at gipre Jig gieloenoe, / 2ano<
brig. Mcieri, &ogcflmlt, Gpning,
&oolf, Gpgepleie, &pGg=, 6ierfrG= %
Jrugtapl, forifiel(ig @aanopGrf %
S,1oultri, 9ogboloeri % &ontororbei=
Sc, fort iagt / alt, bpo0 Scr fu1 Opg=
tiggipre ct Men11cif e % for6eore
5tillingen / Guufl110et. Oct CT
imiolertio 2Grcrgicrntngclr, Scr lta~
Sig bploe3 Gleperne for Die, set CT
Teltroobet for Delc l(n0eruisl1ingcn.
90 netop oerfpr CT Ser lfet lua me-
gen Misforltooelie al Sfolc1s Mrhei=
Sc. Oct CT blepet logt, at Gleperl1e
CT blepet 1toltclige til Mrbejoe %
Blot logcr efter pellplu1eu0e Ynl ter.
Set CT 10 ret f%orflarligt, at Ell Mon0
eller &pii16e, Ser Ct 11o6onnet mc6
Set 6prlnool at bore 2nrer, life III
ger efter at gaa 1l0 lp1n ulnin0clig
Mrbejoer, iGrlig bpor set CT Mrbej0e,
lon ingcn iGrlig %l(00annelle freezer.
@por olmin0elig 6e111e Misforitoael=
lc CT, les beoit berot at Ser 6oglig
fra olle ggne / 2an6et in0l9ber Nn=
mooninger til &rpf. @oofer @oibing=
ton ON at len0e &e6fpmmen0e ct el=
Ter o10et Sjeneltetpe110e: &offepigc,
&11lf el. Ign. Oct er 2nrere, life
Sjeneltcfolf, Sfolen far for gle, ielp
ON Set MI % 81 banOer, at EFT eller
olloen 110eramineret @lep / cit il1n=
Der &enoing toger fat paa, bDo0 Ser
foloer for. 9e er olti0 / Stan0 til
at pootoge Jig ct Mrbei0e / olle Git
teltbe0er.
Snltitl1tet er life oprinoelig oprettet
AT 8oofer @oi Ellington. Set bar en-
gammel Meger, en- forbenpnren6e
Slape, Ser bar noget al Ell Srltn0=
fltnltner, lom l~nofongeoe S6een,' ga
bon efter 5lapernes 6ri9jerelie op=
rette6e ct neutrality-suspicious. / Sit
ifegee. San bopoe megen Sn0flp0elie
blon6t itn &ace, og beo set fprlte
&olg, Fan 0cltog /, bo0 &ongresfon=
6i0aten ban1 ON bonS 5tptte. 9en
lobe6e Megeren bam paa Sen 8etin=
gel e, at bon, ON ban bleb palgt, bill
Sc ifaffe bom e1 @eptlling til Sp=
rettelien of en- &oan6berfsifole.
&or1gresmon0en blep balgt og ifoffe=
Sc Sen galnle @eger en- la11gt itprre
@epilling ems 6ennc 1ab6e 6r6mt DIN,
$4,000 oorlig. Sg BEN @amle fit
iao fra ct l1niperlitet 8oofer @aib=
ington tilienot iom Me6bjelper. &oa
oenne Moooe bar Set, at SEN berpmte
Neger Tom til Sfolen. 9ennes op-
rinoelige Sitter leber enonlt og op=
boloer fig 1tootg poa Sfolen iom Ell
Slogs 9gresborger.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-16
EUROPEAN TOUR |I|. !
\ IN ]! AUTOMOBILE Il.
Cornelius Vanderbilt Orders O'l:irs B AZ q.
Horse Power Mercedes for
Coming Trip.
PRINCE r INC : oF MoNocA TALKS
Little Hope Nov for Int ,:';t ntert,a-
tional Sporting Exhib
ton In Paris. .5
PRIMO { 0 MoNocA AXIS

Special Cable to The Times Dispatch II and
ssi3ss s$ New York, Herall.) III aSS
# Copyright, by the New York Herald 6co.) III
TT PARIS. April 15-Mr. Cornelius Vanderbilt,
who Is expected in Paris toward 4 the ( end / OF
May for. a European automobile tour. recently
ordered by cable forty horse. power Mercedes
with 4 a X Kellnera 1andauls II gexte1 dIble body,
With which he will make the tn ~ s4fs 4
The Automobils Club d. .Auyorgne, has decided
gu 81 tic pat or;a gs II tie Club de
France, d series Of fetes between the date
Sot the elmnnt tory trials and that OF the inter-
national cup race. Tho fetea will consist OF
touring races from Clermont TO yichy, Lepuy,
Chatclguon and Mondore.. hill climbing con
tests, kllometre races and an excursion In
Auyersne. ts5
Tho Prince OF Monaco has given his opinion
on auto boat racing to a correspondent pfs the
Matin. The prince is rather sceptical as to
the success OF the Mediterranean race. and
thinks that builders have not sufici
grasped the necessity Of preserving the proper
balance between ths power Of the motor and
the resistance OF the craft containing 1t.
He says that he cannot understand why
builders place such powerful motors IN such
frail craft. Boats that are constructed with
the nearest approach to scientific principles
are tho least likely winners. which fact. &he
says. Is unfortunate for the development OF
the industry. sa4i s Hill S X, sa5
OF an International exhibition off sports and
automobilisms in 1901. approved by the Chamber
Of Deputies, will not be realized. as the
OF the Champ de Mars for the purpose.
Tho committee OF the exhibition has approved
the decision Of the Minister OF Commerce not
to carry out the Recommendation Of the Cham
Der OF, iDeputi es. and there Will. therefore,
be no sports exhibited In 1901.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-16
II B.R|D. AND
RUSHED ! TOULOUSE
Remarkable Party Loyalty ExsS
hibited& &by M Metllbb 81 Siixty
4. six. Gears Old.
GETS SlLVER VASE FOR III
Prime Minister Himself Con-.
graduates Sir William Arrol
N on His Public Spirit

Want N -. 3sii.
Especial l4 Cable Ito The Times-D Dispatch and
# Ssi New York Herald.) 8
@ tcepyright. by the New York Herald t:c.) If
III LONDON.sApr IA private ceremony,
9but still aaceremony without precedent in
tho history OF the House Of Commons
took place twoSnights:a ago in one of tho
largest of5its$ committee rooms, when the
Prime Minister presented a ma ssivc silver
vase TO- Sir WI illialn Arrol, in recognition
of the fact that he#rushed to London
post haste from Ayr, on his wedding day,
TO vote against Mr. Winston Churchill's 8
fiscal amendment to the address. which
was de feated by forty-two. 3
4 D This hurried journey on SO ausplcious q
day was such IA striking object Elessonsin
party loyalty. Sir William being slxty-six
years, Of age. that his brother Unlonists,
Etotthe number" OF three hundred and fifty,
spontaneously subscribed to n tangible
tackno wledgmcnt OF tho; event. n 5 l5t
/ mo doubt. most unionlsts strive to
emulate SIrsWilliam Arrol's devotion to
party said the Prime Minister, In max
Ing the presentation. "but It is given to
few to afford SO striking an example of
4 that virtue The occasion which brought
the member for Ayrshire to London was
one on which tho opposition confidently
expected to get the best Of us. They
failed because there Is no lack OF that
pubic spirit In which Sir William Arrol
has ieXcelled:" ~ t5 y sfe5g 8
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-16
TOOK Venus FOREWAR
BALLOON At. .CHERB0UGH..
Other Harbors Became Jealous
and Began to Hunt Up Lu-
n,inaries Of Their Own.

PARIS, April is. That luminous body
which appeared over cherbourg, causing
SO much excitement among the popula-
ition, turns out to be the planet Venus
seen under particularly favorable condl-
,tions. Fl
Fertile inaginations exaggerated the 5np-
pearance to such an extent that the naval
authorities conducted an inquiry. the rc-
suit OF which stopped alarmlst r'umors.
Some asserted that the luminous body
was balloon signaling to the eren1y's
fleet, and the excited inhabitants serious
ly proposed naval mobilization.
I In the meantime other harbors We're be-
coming jealous and Tunius began to think
lit had a luminous body Of Its own AS
trononers have not been. asked yet to
clear up this latter mystery,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-16
MRS. ARTHUR PAGET 4.
STILL IN SANITARIUM

Especial Cable to The Times Dispatch and
New York Hernld,)
Copyright. by the New York Herald Coz q
LONDON, April 15.--The latest report
OF Mira. Arthur Paget Is not very en-.
scouraging She is still stopping in Pro-
fessor Hoffa,s sanitarium at Berlin. It
had been hoped all along that Mrs. Paget
would be back last month sint London, but
June 1t now thought the more likely
month, She has still to undergo terrible
torture every day. as the right knee is
worked twice during the day by machin-l
cry to break down the adhesions She Is
able to walk with one stick but It is not
real walking, as i 1t causes great pain.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-16
BROTHER or: DUDLEY
Observation-Disclosures
Cut Elbow Rather Severely II
Fall When Last in
Il Land. al

LONDON. April fl5.--The scene OF social
life has shifted this week from Londonto
Dublin, where Lord and Lady Dudley
were entertaining q large party for the
PunchestonSr races. 5t..
There was a great rush across the
Channel last Sunday night md Monday
morning, and passengers say they never
experienced such an uncomfortable pas
sage In their lives
The boats wero crowded up to the last
berth, and a gale, severe even for the
Irish Sea, was blowing SO that many
reached Dublin In no very At condition to
begin enjoying themselves. A gloom has
been also cast oversthe Festivities by the
serious illness Of Lord Dudley's popular
brother. Mr.. Cyril Ward, who Is suffering
from blood poisoning, It appears that
when. last in Dublin he fell upon his
elbow. cutting It rather Severely, 1t Is
supposed that some dye from his UNDER
vest poisoned his hlood