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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-09-16
Medicine and Ceremonial,

The physicians of medieval Eng.
land, who were for the most part
monks, friars or Jews, possessed n
large assortment of remedies, some of
them borrowed from the Byzantine
physicians, others from the traditional
practice Of the people. Christian ply
sicians, however, called religion to their
aid. None Of their remedies was adj
mlnistcrcd without ceremonial. While
the medicine wns being compounded
the patient would shy twelve times
over one Of the psalms, beginning
"Afiserere mel. Deus" then several
paternosters, then drink the dose and
wrap myself up warm" or he would
sing the psalm. "Salvum Nc Fac,
Deus then drink the draft out Of q
church bell, the priest finishing the
cure with prayer.
DIR. Creighton remarks TINT, as tho
maladieS Of the middle ages contained
an unusual element of hystcrIa, the
ceremonial may not have come umiss
as an aid to the treatment. Physicians
gained considerable fees by their prac-
tice. which the people appear to have
grulgcd them. The satirlcal writer's
constantly accuse them of greed, but
these charges were probably owing to
the prevalence of the idea, not yet
extinct, that rs medicine is from the
Lord Cod the leech was not entitled
to n money payment.-I.ondon Spec.
tutor.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-09-16
The Raven.

Many birds seek the protection which
the presence Of mnn affords against
furrcd and feathercd foes when tho
breeding season approaches. Not so
the raven. Its distrust OF us is pro-
found. and its nest Is placed In some
wild spot far out Of reach of our pos
slblc attack or succor. But there urc
other enemies. know of pair that
built on one side OF IL projecting crag
high UP Oh the cliffs of Rathln island.
Some fierce peregrine falcons occupied
the other side of the crag and when
one day their eggs We're taken by M
adventurous collector they, sharing the
popular opinion of ravens blackness,
concluded that their ncighbors were the
offenders and wrcnked their grief and
vengeance upon them. When, on their
return from II foraglng expedition, tho
falcons found their nest despoIled they
were seen to hold Il consultation, and
after much dcliberntiou they suddenly
arose and both with one accord flew
mt the ravens nest and sacked it, tear
Ing 1t In their rage and Indignation
until not one stick was left upon anoth-
er.-London Standard.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-09-16

In the Bahama islnnds there -four.
isles Il tree the roots Of which attain
to enormous proportions, often rcacI,-
Ing to n height Of fifteen or twenty
feet above the surface of The earth,
spreading iii MI directions, under.
ground rs well, in order to obtain sus-
tenancc nnl give support to the trunk
and branches. On the tree grow in.
Vulnerable balls of silky cotton. pre-.
senting an almost rairylilc appearance
ms they glistcn In the sunlight They
are In great demand for stulting Dill.
lows. being soft as down. The spaces
formed by the roots are often quite us
large rs fair sized rooms, and If rooted
over one tree would form commo.
dious dwelling place for famlly. In
fact, II would be infinitely superior
to the average native hut Holes could
he cut In the roots to allow Of internal
communication. Up to the present.
however. the natives have not utilized
them as houses, though they nre fire.
Quently In request as stables for
horses
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-09-16

An excellent plan for smokers Is to
abstain from time to tmc-thnt Is, fast
from all tobacco, say, for weeks or II
month at time. This method enables
the smoker to enjoy his smoke more
when he goes back to 1t aud is less
harmful to his health.
1T Is n fine scheme" said one man.
when 1 stop for month l am
equipped with the kecnest relish and
liking for good cigar ut the end of
TINT month. I am rested. refreshed,
rccuperated-in pocket too. Thus I
show that l am master of my habit,
and not mastered by It. have been
doing this way for long time now
and 1 heartily recommend my plan to
all smokers. do not limit myself
to any number Of cigars while in one
Of my smoking months, but simply
smoke Mt will, and then absolutely
quit until another month is through"
Baltimore American.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-09-16
Mr. Tray1or Won New Laurels
With His Musical Ext.ya.
CANA Last Night.
800 PERSONS ARE PRESENT
Audience Delighted With the Enter.
tainment Which is Grand Success
Chorus Of Little Children One of the
Features of a Most Enjoyable
Evening.

An audience of probably 800 per-
sons witnessed the performance Of
Pretty Polly Prim" in Armory Hall
last evening by Mr.. Robert J. Traylor
and his company of amateurs. The
audience was Il thoroughly pleased one
and the performance was most credit
ably rendered.
Miss ldcar TraylOr made n bcwitch-
ing and charming Pretty Polly Prim"
and won the hearts of her audience
almost as soon as She made her first
appearances. Miss Traylor, whose
home is in Petersburg, is Il clover ac-
trcSs.
Mr.. j. Howard Bonneville cssuycl
the part uf THE Chancellor" while
Capt. George W. Hope was seen in
the role of ''Thc Giant" with Mr..
Robert j. Traylor as the "Ginntess."
II is unnecessary To say that each of
the participants handled his part with
satisfaction TO the audience.
MIR. j. J. Lindsay, whose tenor voice
has won him local fame, was Peter
Piper" to perfection. The other parts
were in the hands OF the following
cast:
The Copper Warren Cunningham
The Butcher. ...... Gerald G. Hays
The Baker. 49,. .Jesse Cooke
The Drummer. -. Robert Allen
The Candy Maker" Howard Gilbert
The Plumber" 49,. Earnest Burbank
The Sailor" ...... Raymond Bradley
Susie Simpkins" Miss y. Cunningham
The chorus included twenty-five
children and was most interesting
feature of the performances The drills
were splcndidly given and the work of
the children showed good training. In
the chorus were the following little
girls:
Misses Pearl Evans, Maggie Phillips
Ruby Hope, Edith Phillips. May Frank.
lin, Eunice Skinner, Epia Patrick
Pansy Cunningham. Ludo Campbell
Laura Skinner, Susie Cunningham
l.ulic Hughes, Francis Lee, Ruby
Cooke, Elcise Morris. Rosa Cooke, Nan
Evans, Viola Colonna, Irene Johnson
Annie Colonna. Eleanor Campbell
Jessie Skinner. Bessie Lee and Vir
Sinia Cunningham.
During the evenings performance
the following musical numbers were
given:
Opening chorus, All Aboard for
| Drcamland," Pretty Polly prim." cx
It chorus, Peter Piper" IF | Should
! Chorus entrance, "A Typical Giant. =
~ Little bird is Looking all the
IInlc; Specially, Watermelon Vine; =
| iamnany; Starry Night for Ram
DC; Moonlight" specially
Pretty Polly Prim' was announcct
| as musical extravaganza and those
VINO saw the play left the armory feel
ing that they could spcnd another
| evening witnessing the same perform
ancc.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-09-16
OBJECTIONABLE.

An English contemporary tells sto-
~ of an unusual exhibition of fore
thought by an Irshman. at certain
lecture there was a little disturbance,
and the lecturers head wns broken. "It
isn't much" he said; at would be all
right If we only had bit of sticking
plaster"
Heres bit, sir" said n muscular
spectator II always puts some In my
pocket Agin the Saturday night"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-09-16
New York Money Market.

NEW YORK, Sept. Money OH
call, firm and higher, . "iGli per cent
closing bid, 3 -; offered a. 4; tins,
loans. slightly iirmcr: sixty days, 3 81
al per cent; ninety days, t@pi II
six months, 4 1-1Mi l-2; prim, mcrcan.
tic paper, 4 l-2D4 ia per cent; stcr.
ling exchange. stcndior with actual bus
mess In bankers bills at $4,000
1910 for demand and nj 4S2.35NLaA-..u
for sixty day bills; posted rates, 1883 1-2
M4Si and 4S6MlS6 IL; commercial
bills. ISL rs; bar silver, G2 10; Mcxi
can dollars, 8? Ii.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-09-16
Baltimore Produce Market,

BALTIMORE, MD, Sept. 15.-Flour
Firm. unchanged
Wheat-Quiet; snot contract, SIS 81
M1-2; spot No. g red Western. 81 i..GD
81; Southern by sample. 6SMS2.
Corn-Strone, IS L.; Southern
white corn, 56MG0.
Oats-Firm; No. . mixed. % 1.2dl3n
Rye-Firm: No. . Western. 6i6p1-2.
Steady; fancy imitation, ~
r20; fancy creamery. 22MI-a: fancy
ladle, 1909; store packed, 1916.
Eggs--Firm.; %.
Cheese-Firm, unchanged; Il Ia
ola
Sugar-Steady, unchanged
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-09-16
Entered at the Newport News. Va.
( Postofiice as second-class matter.
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER IL. lao5.
MOVE FOR THE EIGHT HOUR DAY

MOVE FOR THE EIGHT HOUR DAY.
In discussing the International Typo
graphical Unions crusade for The
eight'hour day in book and job print
Ing Offices, the esteemed Petersburg
lndcx-Appeal says:
"rhe present movement by the print.
ers' union for an eight hour day is
unreasonable and unjust only in that
IL disrcsartlS the rights and interests
Of the employers, ANA gives them no
( opportunity To adjust their affairs 10
7 the changed conditions proposed. A
great humane reform like the one uii.
der consideration should bc projected
ana accomplished In a spirit Of con
Citation, compromise and mutual sac
rl1ce Every printing establishment
In the country. or nearly every one,
is organized and conducted on cOndi-
tons prescribed by the Typographical
Union itself, and those conditions
have been faithfully complied with hy
the employers. Contracts involving
hundi eds of thousands of dollars, per
haps millions of dollars. have hccn
made upon The faith of fllc arrange.
mcnts dictated by the union, and il is
contrary to reason justice and sound
business policy that he whole burden
or the loss OccaSiOncd by he rcli t..
ton of hours should fall upon the
employers exclusively"
Our esteemed contemporary is i'm
error in stating that The printers have
not given their employers time to adj
just their affairs To the changed con.
ditlons proposed. The eight hour day
has been agitatcd for four or five
years. In 1903 The international CON
ventiOn at Washington, ID. c.. endorsed
the proposition and named January !,
1906, as the date for its inauguration
in all places where long standing con.
tracts did not interfere, At The next
international convention, held i'm st.
Louis iii 1904, the proposition and the
date were again endorsed and the
: matter of assessing the membership
II cut-Hull VI VIC per ctlll. Ol It's earn
ings fer The purpose of accumulate ing
"a defense fund was referred 10 the
referendum and passed by Il vote of
3 19.iS3 10 5.33S. In the meantime the
International Union and the local
branches Oi the organization made
every effort 10 have the change made
with the least possible friction. The
TypOthctae. however, met the issue
sqnaroly, announced that il was TO
be war TO tho bitter end an announce
ment which made il necessary for the
printers 10 fight or else throw up The
sponge.
We call our contemporaries altcn.
{ ton to these Facts because il seems TO
q hoid the international Typographical
/ Union in high esteem for its honorable
record in the past. We think the
facts as set forth will convince the
lndex-Appcal that its criticism in The
present instance is unwarrantcd. The
members of the Typojlctac had abund
ant time to adjust their affairs To the
changed conditions if they felt incliu
y. ed to meet the demands of their en-.
ployees.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-09-16
New York Cotton Market.

NEW YORK. Sept. l5.-Spo, cotton
closed quiet, Is points lower: middl!ng
'plands, 1915; middling gulf, HOO:
sales, none. Futures opened firm.
Oct, 1850; Nov. offered, 1911. Dec,
lo.5l; Jan, 1888; March, 1861: May,
LOGS. Futures closed steady Sept,
1929; Oct. 1892; Nov, 1929; Dec,
1886; jan. 1910; Feb, 10.43; March,
10.iG; April. 1852; May, 1856
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-09-16
Cash quotations were as follows

Flour, firm; No. = spring wheat.
Sc -; No. 3. SO0S5: No. . red, 81 rs
asa 81; No. . corn, 81 ii; No. . vol.
low. 81 81; No. . oats. rs rs; No. .
white, % l-2M30 -; No. 3 white,
- 3"l@29 Ia; No. . rye, GaWGS; good
feeding barley, 3Sp40; fair to choice
mailing, llM4S; No. ] flax seed, 1902;
No. Northwestern. los; prime timo,
thy seed, 3l5: mess pork. per bbl., 15lO
a. la5O; lard, per 100 lbs, 772 -;
short ribs sides. (loosc), Si56OS5O;
short clear sides, (boXcU, S75W9O0;
whisicy, basis Of high wines, 1923;
clover. contract grade, 100.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-09-16
CHICAGO Grain Market

CHICAGO. Sept. 15.-Unscttlcl
weather in the northwest was largely
responsible for marked strength in the
wheat market here today Another cf.
fcctivc influence was an advance in
the price Of wheat at Liverpool AT
the close the December option here
showed Il gain of Is cent. Corn is IN
5-S cent, oats 81 cent and provisions
- to IL cents
The leading futures ranged as fol.
lows.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-09-16
Thc Conscicnce Fnnd.

Tt is n noticeable fact that all contrf-
buttons to the conscience fund" are
made anonymously. Can 1t be that tho
man with q conscience is always
ashamed Of it?-Boston Transcript.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-09-16

We presume that correspondent WHO
sent ont the North Dakota fake will
have at least the same excuse put
forth by the New Jersey restaurant
man who charged Bill Nyc one dollar
for ii ham sandwicll-"hc needed the
money"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-09-16

Champ Clark says that the South
of the democratic party" Champ is
going Il rather roundabout way TO
SHOW MS
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-09-16
SPECIAL RATES VIA Z. & o. ROUTE
To Lewis G. Clark ExposltIon-Pacific
Coast T0ure

The G. & o. Ry. will, during the sum.
mer. sell round trip tickets to Portland
daily, going and returning via direct
routes and for variable routes through
California ON specified dates.
For rates. schedule. dates for vari-
able routes. stoDovcrs, Pullman re,
servations, address,
e. w. ROBINSON,
Ticket Agent, c. G. o. Ry..
Slit. ~ vport News. W.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-09-16

Hatred 10 an active displeasure, envy
u passive. It ought therefore not to
surprise us that envy tuEn9 40 soon to
AatEed.-Goetfs6. u
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-09-16

The bnckcr of the dcfunct Subway
tavern" declares that "thc principle
was all right" Then il must have
been the practice which went astray.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-09-16
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pany Is authorized to contract any OBJ
legation In the name OF the company.
or to mako purchases in the name OF
the snme except upon orders signed by
the puBLiSHER OF THE DAILY
PRESS.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-09-16
STOCKS And BONDS
n.y Nssn,.lalcd Dress. }

NEW YORK, Sept. l5-Thc money
market rcusscrtcd its influence ON
stocks today and checked the efforts
by professional operators To lift prices.
The influence of the money situation
was due more to the prospect OF Il
poor bank statement than to any ac-
ttial operations i'm the loan market. nj
though the i per cent. rate touched
for money on call registered the maxi
mum for the season thus far and Scrv-
cd rs an admoniiion of the actual
scarcity II funds.
The demonstration for wrestling con
trnl of the Wabash system from its
present hands. caused Il sharp advance
in the securities of the company
There was Il dread that the contest
might veil a struggle between vast i'll
tcrcsts behind the nominal cont cstants
which would cause disastrous consc
qucnccs.
y reduction in the price of copper
was an incident Of the day. bonds
were irregular. Total sales. par value,
S2,Sl0,n0D. United States bonds were
all unchanged on call
Total sale OF stocks, $4,000 shares
Closing UriccS.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-09-16
SUBSCRIPTION RATES,

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riers anywhere In the city limits for
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delivery shmild be Immediately re-
ported to the Office OF publication. Or.
ders for delivery OF the Daily Press to
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may be made by postal card or tele-
phone
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-14
sparlos beri@m nnSsm.

Nuf cine mpfsri6Ie Weiie bsrf6pano
am eamfag Der 80 Sabre alte Geo.
6urtt. aus 8resnmoob, Der nit etmas
fber 800 In Der Sai9e f4 nod 5rants
lin, Snb., bsgab, um oott cine S9ulo
absusa6len. Sas 2eBte. mas man BON
benz ieitbsr ipurlOs psri4wunosnsn
iunsen Want fab, Der iibri9ens so
milienpater TT, 1T oab er einen Fractions
tuagsr nod Snotanapolis bsities. Seit-
Der fsblt iebe Spur. Sn Jrantlin III
sr ni9t anselan9t. II. Die bieHse POli,ei
1T eriuat, mad benz Wann llmI@au gu
balten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-14
Yerional= Noti,em.

6err q II 4 q b q. Wa6Ie aug
Cincinnati, D, S6wager bon abolpb
gaur Sr. unb Jrdulein 8betla Sa.
blibel. @i&te osfsIbsn, trafen aeltern
gum Seiu4e bon 0srnanbten, fouie
our Jeier bss Seutidsn Sases bier elm.
5rau @bas. 8. g 4mibt,
534 Sf South Strabs, bat f9 auf
einen Monat gum 8efu9 su ibrer Sod.
ter, 5rau gertba Wbitater In urbana,
Sutnois, begeben. Der @atte iuate
geffern ieinen Gram iibsr feline Strob-
tpittpsrf9aft i'm @ermania.p art BEL
Der 5eier beg Seuti9sn Saass au Der.
geflsn uno 6reunbs unb 9eibensaenois
len leifteten i6m babel rsbli9 6hlfe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-14
Nabm Garboliaure.

Wdbrsnb fs esitern Nadmittas ibre
6reunoinnen bsiu9t. ma9te Opal
Watts, GA Buchanan Strabs, elm Is
Sabre altss Mdbdsn nit elmer Sofs
@atbplidure sinen Selbfmorbbsriu9.
Dem our STEELE 9erufsnen Or. @arbart
selnns ss, Es su rstten. Die Srsun=
binnsn eradblten benz Ir3t, baB oas
Wdo6sn nit ibrsn Gltsrn STREET bate
aus bisiem @runoe bic Sdure nabm.
Bel elmer friibsren Sslsssnneit iol fe
idon 2auoanum bsriu9t babsns
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-14
Srunoeigentbums uebertrasungen.

Nrfanfas @ooori9 an Jrantlin g.
Sobnfon, norbpsifli9e @isrtel bon Der
norbmsfli9sn 8iertsl.S Section 81, 5p.
IL, @anse 3, 40 adsr, Waibinston
Sopnibip. $4,000.
Or. s. We@sbes II. u. on benielbsn,
Iiopsfli9s 8iertsl, basielbs, 40 Ndsr.
$4,000.
Warn g. Saroin on emma 6. 5a=
mater, Got 338, Oele u. u. gaf part
Nobition, 1851 bel lao SUB, perb..
@orofsite Der @afbinston Str, tpeft.
LID bon gaiiern Ibe. $4,000.
Sobn 2obstt on Sbomas @lphen,
6fli6s Sdlfts bonn iho6fliden 8iertel.
Section 8, Sownfbip Is, &anae 2, 80
sdsr. @apns Sounibip. $10,0 0
gbparb Abel an Nnna g. Robert=
ION, pefli9e 5dlfts bon 2ot 95, Ntbon
SubbibiRon. She'll bon WuBsnlot 15S.
80 bel 81 Jub, bsrbsHert, 6fli6e Settle
Der Winerpa Str, iioli9 bon Snoiana
9pe., $1,000.
Sout6 parf 2anb COMPANY an Be
Witte 3. @rompeQ, Got 38, South
parf Nbbitipn, IS BEL 100 6uB, bsr=
beHert, n1rbli4e Settle Der parfmap
Gbe., 6fli9 bon Of Str, $4,000.
gli3abstb 5. She'll an Wiaiam 3.
5slermanr, Elm SrittsI bon Got 81,
Wc@artp's Subbibiion, NuBsnIot 100,
80 bel 100 Sub, psrbsfert, 6fli9s
Settle Der Wef Str, nbroli9 bon Wil=
tin Str, $500.
Sba 8. Stanlsp an Nrmin @raul,
Got 16, GIst9er's 1. aob.. 40 Bel
1866 SUB. paeant. Ofieite Columbia
Nps., iibli9 bon Is. Str. $500.
Nortbsaf Sabin9 anb 2oan MK'n.
an Sobn %. gudlsp, Got 1913, Wor.
ris' Dat Sia Mob., so bel 1855 Gue,
psrbeRert. Weffeits Wbsslsr Str,
idolid bon %. Str. 800.
CHARLES 6. Dounsp an gbmin &.
Sulgrobs, GOT IL, squars IA. 2ins
colin part, Al Bel 1873 SUB, bsrbsHert,
/ Wefieite Salbott Mpe., itoli9 bon 25.
Str. $4,000.
Sames Or. gabss an alfrsb 6.
gearb, Got 10 in &ibsnour's Subj,
43 Bel 100 SUB, berbsRert, Sfbieite
Der Warfst Str, 6fli9 BON MrisnaI
Goe. SO, 900.
@li3abetb 2ueas on Stbamar %.
6onowap, SbeiI bon Got 10 In Os=
GOODS Nortb parf abb., SO BEL $50
SUB. berbsHert, Ofisite Der Werioian,
ihbIi6 Der 80. ctr. 81, 500.
Serbsri 6. Wbitebeab II. u. on
Minnie SOrnbsrser, Got 8 in Samuel
@lart's Mbb., 156.4O BEL 278.5 SUB,
bacant, Wefieite Der ...... StraBe,
nDrbIia bon AZ. Ctr. $500.
Hbooa g. Maen, an Sames 8.
Seal, Got 81, gafern 5i9bts glbb..
6itli9s Settle bon Srerel abe., fioli9
bon Rsm Dort Str. $4,000.
Sannab Morlep on Mi9asl Worlen,
8teil bon Got 10, gderts @rben Sub.
NubsnIot II, tueflide Seite bon Waiis
iouri Str, ftbli& bon Empire Str.
$4,000.
Sames G~tsbenion an o~enielben, 8bl.
| Asvgsfheu xS100-
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-14
/ Nnsuf SLEEPER /

Wisosrum iff Elm pionier beg bief-
gen Seuti9tbums pom 5obs abberufsn
poroen. SIM Nlter bon rs Sabrsn
ftarb getsrn i'm 6auie ieinss S4wie-
9erIobnes Ssrmann abrasam, 11l7
gnsliib aoe., Der W5beltii9lsr au9ut
2ispsr, Der LANCE Sabre BEL Der Jirma
Gpiseel, Sboms & SO. in GtsQung
mar. Die Bsiisbun9 fnbet am nd9.
Hen Wittuo6, ben Is. b. Dr., 0a9-
mittaes - ubr bonn Srauerbaufe unb
um 2 ubr bon Der @oan9eliit=2utb.
gmaus Stride, Orange uno 2aurel
Strabe, aug fatt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-14
BaSiider uutsrfatmmss=
Serein.

Obigsr Isrsin belt geftsrn Ra9mit=
tag cine eutbefu9te ~Beriammiuns az.
Der Ssrbsrgsbatsr. .. Seller, tpuros
uisoer seiunb 9emeloet. Gin neuer
4anbibat puroe CUR Mufnabms borgs-
i9lasen.
Die ginIabure bes o. u. .. Wai=
isnbersius our Sbeilnabme am na9fen
WaiienfeHe purbe an9enomrlsn nnb
bei9lofsn, fi9 in corpore gu be.
t6eiligen.
Na9 grlsoigung Der bOrlisgsnosn
ROuiinegsi9dfte besabsn f@ piele Der
anpsisnbsn mad benz @srmania Yart
our Sbeilnabme an Der 6sier oss Ssut-
l4en Cages.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-14

@ raeeSid an bon go. 1904
6arrii rn-S trabs iel geitern Nadmit=
tag i'm 5airbisp part bonn @arOufsl.
Sas iun9e Wdo1sn mar ndmli9 frant
sstporbsn. sic erlitt Queti9unssn on
QUITE unb 3opf. Die Mmbulan3 bOlte
bic @srun9ltdts bon Der 80. Strabe
ab uno bradte He in ibre Wobnuns.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-14
ShtFsnamrimten.

Nem Oort: v2a 8retasne" bon Sabre;
pMOltte" bon Samburg.
ROTTERDAM ROTTERDAM" BON Ieu
Sort.
southampton: ySt. paul" bon Stem
Yort.
Sambur9: ySli4er" bon Wetp BORT.
Boulo9ne: y&pnbam" nod Stem Oorf.
Gberbour9: ,@rober 4irfiirit" naG
Hem BORT.
Qussnstppn: y@ampania" nod Stem
Dorf.
SOber: opsnniplbania" nad Sem
DOrt bia 8oulo9ns.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-14

Ek>.a Srau monninser, Satin BON Daniel
StHtD Nonninosr, am Samfta9. ben IL. Ans-
Eorasus IN. $50 ubr, i'm EItsr pom uabe5u 70 Sab
rsu, in ibrer Ru5uung. 727 5aorb Capitol @oe. Die
se,rStouno fnfst ON WtiitiuO6 MOraen $50 ubr
Hatt. eet1eu.S oittsoienft in Der ct. Better uuS qou!
Cir d, Nm 10 MIR. ppsu Srsunee eiuesIaosu Fub.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-14
Saie=Haa.
louisville, Is. dug.
Grftes g | I.

SuuI9uEus, lOs NuH.
@rtes SpieI.
8 Ouisbi1e 30 1030300*-
gaul... 220100000- 5
8atterien - Suntle uno Sham;
Sla9ls uno Noonan.
3weites spiel.
2ouisbille ....0 0202100*- 5
ct. paul 80 00100000- l
8atterien-2enu unb Sham; gpans
unb s. Suaiban.
Columbus, Is. Nug.
Columbus IL 00000400- 4
Wilpautte 49,. 001040002- Z
gatterien - SorRsr unb 8ropn;
Eou g6srtp urb Somns.
&olebo, Is. aug.
Cries SPIEL.
Soleoo ...... 01036100*-1
aanias @itp....2 o. a
Battsrien - piatt unb y. glart;
Worgan, Sutus unb 3earfOB.
3weites spiel.
Soleoo 0O3O3OO*- 6
Qnn5ns Gifn 900 o. 9
8atterisn - Gisns unb q. @lart;
Gels unb Butler.
Natto,aI.9i9 O.
Cincinnati, Is. @ug.
Cries pteI.
Cincinnati ....2 004010O#- z
Bottom .......0 o. 2
Batterien-@hea unb Street; @ilis
unb Woran.
3psites spiel.
Cincinnati .............3 %
Bofpn p 3
Chicago, Is. Aus.
grtes Spi.sl.
Chicago. o. l
groutlbn .....0 00000101- 2
8attsrisn - &sulbad uno Sling;
unb BERGEN.
3peites spiel.
Chicago .......1 SIS
Brootlpn .....0 l. l
Yatterien - @eimsr unb Sling;
Sonss, WeSSnipre unb Ritter.
ct. 2puis, Is. lug.
grfes Spiel.
81. 2ouis. 10 0000010O- 1
Stem Oorf -. 012002410- DO
gatterien-ggan unb 2sabb; elliott,
We@innitp unb 8operman.
3uettes spiel.
81. 2ouis ..00010040+- 5
RemNort. 10000 o. 0
-Bahsrien-Ne6arlans unb Grace;
limos unb Botpermari.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-14

2ocalsD etterberi9t.
&esen beute @a9t; Sienitas i4Dn.