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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-28
FLIES LIKE Il BIRD.
Successful Experiments 5cith an
4eroplane in California.

San Francisco. May 27.-At Santa Clara Col
Iege a public exhibition was given the other day
of Professor John Montgomery's aeropane, OK
new flying machine. Several thousand persons
were present. including the faculty and students
of the college The inventor regarded the test as
successful as the aeropane was made to san
against the wind and to circle about at the will
of the operator. In fact, those who saw it de-
scribe its flight as more nearly like that of a
bird than has been achieved by any other flying
machine.
The aeropane looks like a big butterfly. There
are two double wings on each side, set rigid
and the other capable of being moved by the
operator, who sits between them in kind OF
saddle and regulates the wings by his feet
which rest in stirrups. The spread of the wings
from tip to tip is twenty-five feet The tail and
rudder measure six feet across. The weight OF
the whole machine is forty-five pounds. BY low
ering or raising the tail with cords held in the
operators hands the course of the machine may
be guided. The machine must be lifted to
considerable height before it can be used, and
for this purpose an ordinary balloon is employed
At Santa Clara John MaIoney an expert aero
naut was in charge of the novel flying machine
After the aeroplane had been blessed by Father
Kenna Maloney prepared for the ascent, but
before he was quite ready the guy rope broke
and the huge balloon rose, taking the machine
with it. When 1t reached a height of 1000
feet Maloney cut the rope that held his machine
to the balloon For a moment it looked as though
the aeroplane about to drop gradually like
a parachute, but Maloney quickly gained control
of it and then began to soar upward. The mo-
ton of the aeroplane much like that of
bird. 1t dipped and then sailed with the wings
perfectly still, as an eagle a hawk scars
MaIoney circled about within radius of 100 feet
to show that he had complete control of his
machine; then he swoOped down, and suddenly
eevating the tail shot upward again. 1t could
be clearly seen that he guided the machine at
will After few minutes he began to prepare
for his descent, and to prove that he was really
in control of the aeropane he actually landed in
a wheat field which Professor Montgomery had
selected as the safest place for descent. The
aeroplane came down quietly, without any dam
age to itself or the aeronaut-
Maloney, who guided the aeroplane. said after
| his descent:
| I circled several times in both directions. both
| rapidly and slowly. and twice l turned and rose
| upon the wind ascending about twenty thirty
Continued eighth page.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-28

ter of mile away. to be used means of
escape in time of danger
The villa stands what originally part
Of the garden of San Giorgio It has spacious
halls with marble starcases, lofty rooms, ter
races overlooking the sea. well laid out garden
with many rare roses in il. The price paid for
the villa and Its grounds about $4,000, and
for the convent property about the same.
The honeycombed cliffs of Sorrento. full Of
grottos, are a most interesting sight. Many
of the passages are made by the continual lap
ping of the sea on the soft rock of volcanic
origin. Others are partly the result Of mans
labor, and. have been followed out or bricked
W. and are used as storehouses for boats and
various fishing implements. Others connect
with the dwellings above them in a most pict
uresque manner by steps and galleries cut in
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-28
4 VILL1 At SORRENTO.
Bought by William Waldorf 4Stor
OrcrIo0Ls Bay Of Naples.

William Waldorf Aston has bought, in the old
town Of Sorrento Italy. villa. a convent and
a church on the cliffs. The Mediterranean Sea
laps the rocks over hundred feet below. From
the front windows one can see Vesuvius spout
ins smoke by day and fire by night. and the
lights Of Naples GROWING her lovely bay.
its comparative remoteness from the centres
Of trade and commerce probably forms a part
or the charm Of the lovely Italian town of Sor-
r4rto in the eyes Of Mr. Astor, worn with the
duties Of a rich man and an editor in busy noisy
London No railroad reaches Sorrento TO dis
turb its calm. Twice day a steamer from
Na,les halts under its cliffs. and discharges, in
the small boats which swarm about it like busy
bees a bevv Of tourists and travellers; then the
steamer goes TO the Island Of Capri. One may
come by carriage from Casteamare, the near
est railroad station. ten miles away, or from.
ArnaIi on the Gulf Of SaIerno, covering in the
latter case the fifteen miles which are said to
constitute the most beautiful drive in the world
Mr. Astor's villa stands a point Of rock
iUtrfng out into the s.. tween the orange and
lemon groves which $. rate the old city walls
from the hills 70 the southwest of the town, and
the old church and monastery Of San Giorgio,
whose picturesque pink arches are now also his
rrorerty. The monastery and church of San
Giorgio were built early as the thirteenth
century. Until the beginning Of the seventeenth
century they sheltered a community OF DoInln-
lean nuns Daily for centuries in the old
church now so bare and silent rose their pray
ers and chants When the Saracens ravaged the
coast in the latter part of the sixteenth century
the convent was nearly destroyed. Afterward
II was suppressed by the Archbishop Of the do
ccse and il then became a monastery Of the
Dominican Friars. About 1880 it passed into
The hands Of the Jesuits. who occupied it until
the s1I,,rreesion Of converts and monasteries by
the Italian government in 1860 The property
was then bought by a private family who, in
turn are selling il TO Mr.. Astor.
Not another site on the cliffs of Sorrento gives
as fine q view as that occupied by the sup
dressed monastery Of San Giorgio. Built with
Offices and church the first floor, cool cells
M. the next floor and a third floor above that, it
Is a spacious dwelling, containing about seventy
rooms in all 4 lovely garden and spacious ter
race besides a private balcony to every cell.
ron5r1ete 50 luxurious residence that If it were
still open many Americans, weary of the siren
mons life would be tempted TO enter it to re-
r,air for The rest Of their days. Underneath
Tho convent is still another sub-story. too light
and too airy to be called a cellar The sub
terraneau Messages penetrate the soft volcanic
rock in every direction. Some Of them go down
10 the sea where they end in a covered grotto
once used as q bath. Tradition has 1t that oth-
ers 20 far underneath the town, perhaps con-
uecting with another convent or church quar-
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0exeHesstsS Eyes1A.

Susar Gureb G4ixtex - Girls naagtdt
1910 gfuna leg: 1b %frss 13}e; 1918
Pfsnb 1871; Suesie HusIttai t Sole Ri,ntb
1876 ; Ii ggfsnS 1afe ; ID Rfaxh l3e ; 10
&1uso 18c.
GaIifornif@e e4tzies-e Bio g Bhsxb BIC;
Q BIS IL @f,ab Be.
61uItern-Gnei. 6xrso. Ia BIB 20 EfanA
tat Dur&iGnttt, ese; ls Bhasb Dus9f9ntt.
&c, 10 bis IL Effuas Gle.
HrEbftl6.S ped-Mara ea7lsft szreh Ice
gsrablter Susor 0ares l6e. s-7 Pfusb tm
Dlr65@nitt 1Sic /; 8 tts 9 F.uHs tn Sares
I@nitt l4ie; 10 tis 10 Efnxa ha Esr9i9nttt
l2}e; 8 Yfaao TIM Dar&l3xHa. i&assI. 1oae.
8 ]funb int 1ur&i&HiE. f&usat. l62e.
gped. gnsI.-geuasItes. 6 Els 10 Bfanh
ta Durdi@nitt, lIle; Ii BIB II Ei,nsb ta
Dur&i&nttt. 12c.
Sped-RIare Cetts1. 90 ts 10 Ef,usb b,
1mr&j9ntt, l0}e; Mare Gsttex. 20 BID 80
Rturb, l9ie: Rlare Bellies, s. b3 30 Bhntb,
Ice; 1s bis ~ Hfb.. l0&e; ID ID Is Pfsnh,
l0c; 2Iare Na6ex, % u 60 Rfsuh. loo;
Htdea IL bs Is Hfsxb 103e; Nsss 0a6sa Z
BIN Q Rfass. 71<e
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@roBfemer.


81 ten Yorf, 2. aus. Gin &c.
tpaliigss Geusr III In ben 9ods am
Suofon au 9oboten i'm 9au9e.
gs fsben bic piers bes Norbbeut.
i4en 2Iopo in Glammen. 3msi erobs
S4iHe bremen unb irsibsn ben 5lut
biuab. ,Sas Gsuer srlsu9tst bic 2Dai.
ferfront meilentpeit.
Rem Dort. z. Nusuf. 3msi
5susrbOote finb nod 6obotsn ssaan.
gen, um Bel Sstdmpfun9 bes Branoes
6ilfe 3u leiifen.
Die Gods Der 9amburg Wmsrita
2inie finb nidt behrobt.
BON Ssrisp @itp unb anosrsn Ortsn
fino Spribsn nod 9obofen sefqroi
tporoen.
NewYort, z. Ius. Sas Gdbr-
boot ~8iuabampton" lisst brsnnsnb
i'm 6lufs; Is S9lsppboote lie
gen UNI es berum. meroeu ibm aber
taum bslfen t6nnen.
Sas 5dbrbOOt v9Opationg" 1T bren.
neno ben CLUB binaufsefabren; Is foq
tpabri4sinli9 auf @runo seisBt psr.
ben.
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0sp6deItes e@uetxefetQ xSeQexgoieB
8oaep Big $500; 3Iares Beax SIS. 80; Saup
y $500; Short Glsar s14.60; yhazrf
S18. 30.
S9mab - tn Iierees Il. Dual. e}c: Q
nnaIttdt S}e; 8. DnaIttdt sie
geb6rrtes RtxbaeK4 - g&txsen, req.
Sets. 18te; Hutsnfsttsx oIos; Sxxesj. 16};
Rn0&eI 16e.
Aearfe - 0er6u9erte SratUSr9 81
Sranttarter 73e; Bologna IN Ddrusx &c, tn
Fu9 &c.
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Srt@es RinSReH@-B efgt1e Etiers - 81
TIC; biefiee Stiere e4-8is; bsefss RtRba
$50 Bis 200 RfuKb &c; htsRae Eabe zoe
bs $50 Tfsab 82e ; 3abe go ts 60 RtutS
7c: etier gorberuterta 6s, oHr 8tHtes
piertet 1l4c, Rtxb 1tsterSsstd lie, Esab
gorberuierteI SIC. Rub Bo~rterrsertel 6e, &ab
aintsrbserteI 9}c.
Srii&es GaIbFesG-Raber 9e. &tmtsrs
r!erteI 113c, BorberrtertsI 6&e.
Jrtites S@ai1es@ - S6asnter pee Bfuxb
lie ; 6&afs Sc; e@exaeI l8e; Hads tarh
18e.
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indianapolis RaHee'4rstis
0euobmI. BIB gutter 10-12e; bris1a kts Cts
udbltsr 1A-lSe ; 5anep aai-8ss, eolhss
Deuow 18 BIB 22e, Sara 28-S2e.
Sm Ba6etsn:
Hstoia $1S.25. Zion 1925, Saies si3,sS:
Caracas s13. 25. Diguortb'B SIS. 80, ratA
Sara 8lens $l4.OO, NaiIpoa9 SI8.a6, 0atd
eIenbeb Sapa $l2.60.
8adsr-Domtnoes 1876; gHtfau6a 6 80
puIpertFrtsr 5.72e: xaxx SuIpertertsr s ne,
feh'sr sranultrter 5.Ge; Cubes 8 sc; Gcxs
feciouers' 5.47e EibseuooS U s.2Qs; yss.
SS U 6.lae; emptre 10 o7e; Sbsal sssrs
SoIbea 9 5.02c: GinSfcr grtra 6 STE,
aibse'UoOs 6 4s7ei seuber 6 8 s2c; ID 8
Bee 4.47.
effs-Ra4 40 CT. Eef). Sas, e-IIs ..
goIIone.
einsema9te Sri&te-IEadberries 9 20.
s1.1Ge 4ea@es G~tanoerb. 8 4a., f.
2.2b; combs 8 ssfrab 81. 6o-a. IS: E;s
Rea4es. 81. 4o-S1.6o; anasas, gtosbers,
&c., N.65-sLse; eeeusSs. stuss,
las s1.45; crime So9nes. 8 afaxb xza
men, 8abeuaa Anancs sl.sO--a.ss <,
@efiebte Gsbfen. 81. .75. fr1as SASH 81
Gents, Narroo S0t, etiastpsy&te De-S&
tomatoes. Q Pfuns. 81. 10-s1.lS, Safxrs
Sor" soe-sl.s5, EYfsItsttsr. sss Eassss.
8 gfunh. 81.
Stdrfe-RearI, Bic. GbausYsrx 9lss. ] xxs
8 Bhlnb YaGete 8. aorn. l sHS. Eaaes,
4X-63e.
Mhs-SrGsH nsa &c BIB 10e; SiEbssts IL,
geanSeIn IA; spei9f9aIsse sRaHssEs 1se;
Serbian RanbsIn l5e; geaaats &c ss Six,
seroaete 7c bis &c; Gnsli&s xscIzSas
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o @aaeus &esSt.

ztmotb5-Eersaufsprefe: 80. $500.
Rice Sertalfspreie: s8. 00--ye.a1
&eIfGtorn - Eertaufspretfs: ie saS br
luaItdt, 80 bts Gle.
Safr-sef&dIt 52-e5c; - bsz gesrss
@.00-$9.00 per Tenae. gsur a8-sst.
Strob-preHe. ie na@ BEN 9r5A. m seh
lea, $6.00-S8.O0
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8etretes,

Eeses Ro. 2 rstber s3c. auf sslns
fen, s3e Don RabIen; 20. 8 rct5sr 70.
gusuft 82c; Basenuesss S3c.
Roru (neaes) - go. l peit 56e: 20. &
neIb 55e; 30. 8 rsis 66e: go. ( ~ssss,
54s; so. 2 meit seuhi4t 55}e 80. s
nett gentti4t Csc: 80. 4 pes5 aszi:dt
5Se; SO. 2 seIb 6s4c; so 8 e.ff 63fe
sao. 4 seIb 3d.; go. 3 ssmii@t 5Sfs;
sao. 8 aentf@t 561c; go. 4 s~sn1tsst IS. !;
SoIben 55e.
eafer- Ne. 2 Tetser 274e: &c. 6 nsissf
&c; 20. 2 geuifGts= So; SO. 8 fszt5tu
25Xe.
Seu 80. 1 atiHotbs S1o.e 90; nc.
3. So 90.
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G6mereieus

%otber &~Ieeiaraen 81. 76-S.76.
gnslii&er SIeeiamen $8.5O-s.W.
AIipte RIeeiarten $s.0O-S.b0.
alIfaIfa RIeeiamen So. 60-e.eo
8eiber Rleefamen $500.
@euabIter Tinotbb $l.80-1.79.
Srbindrer bis gutter EiH,otbg s1.e6-I.so,
Sanes 3entudp gIausras S1.00-I.a5.
BIausras in GbaH 60c.
gnsIi@es BIausras $l.z5.
OrGarb @ras 81. 70-1.80.
&eb Top IN @baf 75c-$1.ls.
Rafer Gorn 75e-S1.00.
Hnber Su&errobr samen $l.O0-l.26.
@eiber Saferiamen 4Oe
Sribiabrs @srfs $1.25.
Deibes unb seIbes 3orn $1.0O-La5.
%eo Sob @nfIase $1.10-1.9.
Som Seas $l.75.
Niuet 100 Bis $1.85.
SfibiabrssDe ten 81 40.
SetswiebeI, weibe, seIbe uib rotbe s2,6o
,er BuibeI.
Sib 5 &artofeI, seIbe Seriep, Bermuda.
JeIbe yianiennono unb ffbIi9e Queen Sc. % FER
5ab; rotbe Naniemenb $2.76; HraFiamii@e
3artofeIn, friibe 8 Go9en zoe per BufbeI:
Obio 65c per BuibeI; frtibe Hoie SOC Der
friibe Burbanf zoe per BuibeI; frhbe
pebrorl doc per BuibeI; %lraI Stem Dort urs
Sreer. yfountata 40e per &ufbeI
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Weuport, q. g., z. @uguf.
Die Da9ten DOLPHIN" uno vWap,
fotper" nit ben ruiiiasn unb iapani.
i9su 5risosnscommifdre1 an Yoro ie.
seltsn 6eute Morsen III 8 ll6r BON
bier nod portsmoutb ab. @itte NOR,
tuie eemeIbst, bereits esfsrn Nbsnb NIT
Der gabn abgereif.
2ura nod abfabrt Der Da9tsn risf
Der DOLPHIN" bic Station ftr Orabts
lofe SeIesrapbie auf uno ss muroen
3ablrsi6e 9spsidsn nod Sapan as-
fanbt.
& amp aeeen W ostitns
in SIItnois.
gairp, ST., z. Nusuf. Ss. s.
U. @gau bat an aQs @siunbhsitsbsamte
i'm ihofi6sn Suinois Die aufOrosruns
geri4tet, gsgsn bic Wostitos bur4
NufsisBen PETROLEUM auf ale @sssn=
fdKsr. gifernen unb WaRsrtampsI ben
2rie9 su beginner.
Bel Wusfs1ung bon @siunbbsits.
@ertificaten pirb in 3utunft nit sr6s
Berer 3urtdbaltuns uerfabrsn tperoen.
Opsr bes GtraBenbabn.
unaIles.
@Iebefanb, o., z. Nu9uff.
geri9te aus psri8ieoenen 9oipitdlern,
nod tuelden bic Opfsr Der eefrigen
@Oaifon awii&en einem 8abn3use nnb
einem etrabenbabnmagen 9ebradt
uurosn, er9eben, bab cine perfon &c.
tbbtst ipurbe, bon ben 8erlebten tuabr.
idsinli9 nod feds ferben tuerben.
Der 8abnpdrter an Der 3reu3uns, 9.
9. ellie, 1T berbaftst tuorbsn. ct
gisbt gu, baB bie Barrieren rti9t bsrabs
s%slafsn tuaren.
getri iserif4er 9 irger.
meite
pater 0 n, q. s., z. Nu9uff.
Die Bireer Paterfons sreifen fi9 nod
INNER an ben 9opf, uno frassn F9
tuie ss muir m6sli9 iein tonnte, baB
Wapor gsl9sr fid nun als Elm 10 iebr
i9ls9tsr 2erl entpuppt, na9oem ct
bod alssmein als bas SbeaI zines
@5renmannss sesulten.
Die Sbatfa9e, bab er ueoer rau9te,
nod fpirituoie @etrdnfe aenoB, nod
ismals fu9te, berm6gen He gar ni&t
nit ben aubsrsn Sbatia9sn 3u berein.
barren, bic isbt nabsau finbli6 tiber
feline merimfroigen $ransattiOner1 ans
Sa9esli9t fommen.
l1eber bic Summe @elbss, tpslGe Der
fi9tiss Wapor an9ebli9 beruntreut
bat. iprt4t man gar ni4t mebr. urs
fprtnsIi9 ipra9 man bon $50, 900
bann bon 800, 900; isbt bat mar,
tberbaupt fdon 3u rs9net aufseb6rt
unb barret ipannenb Der tpeiterer @nt-
tpidelung.
9auptid9li9 III man barauf ge.
ipanr:, mann unb oh t~berhaupt es Der
polisei gelingen tpiro, ben 9errn 8iir'
germether %ab3ufangen unb In paterion
ein3uliefern.
Sapani9er Gtnana.
agent.
Obfer 8aD 8. s., z. Mug.
Der iapanif&e 6inans-N9ent Baron
2anefo pirb beute Na4mittag ben
| N~rXfihpnfen hpfrhsu.
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HrHhte nnb 0emRie.
TrG4tG


aepfeI-gute Ro@a$feI &3.25-3.M per
Tab.
Sananen 81. 60-2.O0 lIstme sl-sl.@.
eitrpnen IS $500 per Rife
Dranssn - California 81 pet Rife.
gfrIi9e - Georgia 81. 2s; 8emtudp $l.oo.
per @rate.
9faunten - ST. 80 per Rite.
Brombeeren = $1.25-$1.b0.
Sitmbeeren - $40 per Grate.
@emhfe.
Motbe Riiben 26e per Uukenb 8un4es.
California GeIerp e5c-S1.00 per Bua9.
gIumenfebI 75e rsr Tu&sne.
DIFFER plant 15e pei Dutenb.
eaIat &c per Yfinb.
3artofeIn 1880 per Sad: s0e auf ben
@eIeiisn. yleue SOC Bis s5c per guibsI.
SQinois Sib 8 3artoHeIn $500 per Tcb.
parinips $500 per Sat.
gaabiefe 15e per Tusenb.
NeteritIie &c per Tutent NuH@eS.
Spinat -75e per GaS
@eibe Hiiben $500 per Sat.
Hutabaao9 $1.10@$1.2O per Sat.
SparaeIn l0e bis 26e pei Dun@.
Rbubarb 15c Bis zoe per Duten6.
@riine SpiebeIn Sc per 9utenb.
8raut - 75e-$1.f0 per @rate.
@urfen - &c per Duteno.
SpiebeIn - $1.7,- $500 per Grate.
GrbIen : ST. D, per Bufbel.
Neuen Rattoffeln = Gee -6'ep per BuibeI.
GanteIoupes = $l.5o S2.Go per erate.
@~afermelonen - Ice - 26c.
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8eIbes 6ieber.


Nem SrIeans, z. Mug. Der
offi3isIe 8eri9t n,elbst Bis 6 ubr
Mbenbs
Wsue Jdne 80, @efammtsa9t SOS,
SOossfdQs s, 3uiammsn lib. rleue
Seu4enberoe A, ins9eiammt 81.
WepCrIeans. 2. @ue. Mit
benz gan3en Rarines Soipitaloienf bins
ter fa, boHt Sr. s. 8. Wbite, Der
leitenbs Irst, ben Qampf asgsrt bas
selbs 5isber srfOlsrsi@ bur&aufibreR.
sofort mad Der gsna&ri9tisuna bon
Waibineton aus ma9ss CT ben Studs.
unb ftdotif4sn Bet6rben Witt6silung
nnb bsrabrsoete, baB Die 3ontrple iibsr
bic Sanitdtsmabrsseln ni9t pl6bli9,
fonbern in PATHFINDER 3eit ibm als Ders
treter Der gunossrsaisruns ibs,!rassn
psrbsn fOle.
gs tpurbs angsttinbist, baB Der Ma=
rins. 9Oipitaloienf, iObaIo bic @in3sI=
bsitsn asregslt finb. tdgli9 geri9te
tiber bic 5iebsrlase 3uiammentelsn
min.
Muberbalf bon Netu Orleans bat
man9eroris bic Nnii9t sebsrrfdt, bab
niat ale TisberfdQs bsr6fsntli9t her.
ben. Dieter ginbrud mar burdaus
unbsrs9tist. 2hnftia tusrbsn bisis
8sr6fsntli9uusen i'm Namen Der gun-
oesregiertne e~rfolesn.
Der Iufruf, tusl9en 8orfbsr San'
bier bes 8hreer.g omites srIieb, um
9slosr fir ben 2ampf sesen bas Sic.
Der aufsubrinasn, bat einen isbr siten
grfulg sebabt. g; laufsn fOrtwd6.
renb G6sds elm.
au9 an goub. glun9arb, tpsl9sr
f9on borssr Staatsbilfe fir ben Motb.
fall 3uf9erte, bat SAMPLER f9 getusn.
bet. Ia Der Staat on 8sfdmpfung
be, Seu9e fart intsreifrt 1T. tpirb He
mobl aud'pie tn frtiberen Gdaen &c.
pdbrt tusrbsn.
Cine san3e alnsabl bon Sels.
grapbitsn III bon ibren pldben &C.,
fobsn.
Der 0srluf, tpel9en Stem Orleans
finanaieu erIitten 6at, tpirb tpobl ME.
mails inigermaBen gsnau fefsefelt
tperoen.
Ni9t alsin inb bic sroBsn Summer
3u bsre9nsn, tuelae bic Staats. unb
tdbtii9e @siunbbsitsbshbrbs. Warb.
tOmites uno bic sinsslnen 9ausbsfber
ausaeben, ionbsrn aud risFse Werlufe
TN @ei4dft.
SIM Obfsei9dfte uurbsn In Isbtrr
3sit rai@e Sampfsr bsnubt, bic ga=
nanen ufp. aus 3sntral=M msrifa In
tur3er 3sit btsrber bra9ten. Wsrbs,
bisie Sampfer unter Quarantine bon
SIS Sage seftslt, 10 mtfsn He Subj.
apparate 6aben.
6iebertranfe BON 6apti.
pbiIabeIp6ia, z. Muguf.
Der britiI9e Sampfer yBarnton" fam
Samstag bon Sort be pair, Sabti.
BIER an; 15l2eute Der Bsmannung lit.
ten am Jiebsr. gs tuurben fofort
8Orf9tsmaBrsssln 9etrofen, bod III
nun fsfsefelt, baB bic 2rantbeit Wa.
laria if.
9ttge
Rem Dprf, z. Nug. Bonn
Sampfer gomus !purbs1 beute Elm
paHagisr unb 2 2eute Der Bemannung
nod 5ofman's Sslanb our BsOba9.
tung gebra&t, ba fe berbittig bobe
&emperatur seiaten. Der Dampfer
fam bon Netp Orleans unb tuurbe Biz
beute Mbenb In Der Auarantdneffation
fefsebalten.
g otbienf unb Gieber.
% afbin9ton n, z. Iug. Sas
pof Separtement if bena9ri9tiat
poroen. bob tueaen bes gel6en Giebsrs
teine 3uge awif9sn Netp Orleans unb
9oufOn laufen. Ser Sur9sansss
Dertebr auf Der Southern paeific III
eingefelt, bic msrteanii9s pof tpirh
ni9t mebr tiber Nsw Orleans fonbern
ct. 2ouis unb Wsmpbis ssf9idt tusr-
ben.
Die pofbeamten tn tnfi3irten De
fritten finb anssmisien tporbsr, bob
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-08
S9ifSnahrimten.

plpmoutb: .2ronprin3 Wilbelm1 BON
Nsu BORT.
Dopsr: v3elanb" bou Wetu Dorf.
2iberpool: ,@ampanta" bon New
BORT.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-08
9ohn @eber'S 4netbe,
eHbph.Gde NpbIe mns Warfet etr.

eHbpksG6e HpbIe uns Nartet etr.
Nstnsu 8reanben uHb sSnnera snr Radrtat. bah
q shs DirtbiAoft an Der oben ssuauuteu Gde abes.
uomm u babe nuh ID mib freuen uerbe, meine aItea
Ereunbs nHb 10 sieIe nsue pie mbsIi4 bet mtr Be-
srtsen % fbuueu. SO usrbe MID bemhbsa. uaetnu
Odrex pets NIT ben bsfeu getranseu, gioarrtn nal
suu4 auiSuparteu. W4tuussppu
JOHN B
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-08
Swtter, gtts sna GssSe@.

SanbIer besabIen fo!sexhe Srtts:
Butter - Country, lie, gsssrters az,
SIsis 23c.
&ier-14e per Gntesa.
Sibner 102e. NSbns 8. Yx-tshs-l0-l2:.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-08

gnsroB $ 8estaufsprefe 5nSoststts
S9uepertdie 90c per Rfuxs ssxhetrHii4ss
g1mepertdie lie, BtsecxHn 2Eegm . sci
Is, Stem Dort g6ehbors l6t. stsseszss
f4er 2ta.burser Ice. Bird Lee.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-02-18
HOPED ON HIS HEAD.
Performer Chose Public Street 90
Show Act Was Real.

Performer Chose Public Street 60
Show Act Was Real.
AT the crossing OF tho Inter den
Linden and Friedrich strasse. where
the traffic Is very dense. says Ber-
lin letter in the London News. a
young man was seen suddenly to leave
the crowded footpath and stand on
his head in the middle OF the street
without support from his hands.
When the crowd grew thick around
him he began to hop on his head.
step by step On this be the right ex-
preston for this method OF locomo-
tom.
A policeman placed the singular
individual in the normal position. and
II then transpired that he was Ger
tain NJ. Baptist who was exhibiting
himself I'm the Winter Garden here
as walker on his head. lie had
heard that some skeptics had doubted
the genulneness OF his turn, alleging
that he had some wire arrangements
on tho stage TO facilitate progression.
He showed the policeman that there
were no wires about on the Friedrich
strasse. and that everything was free
OF deception. lie was marched OF TO
the police station. where, having per
formed for tho officer In charge. no
was set at liberty with a caution.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-02-18
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