davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-09
6leine Stabtnahrtdtea.

SerrSaeOb preu d, ben
Elm trnurisss greisniB, Der Sob ieiner
3o9ter, bon Sos 4ngslss bierbsr risf,
1T uieoer oortbin aurtidsstebrt.
u. $. r s, 1908 Of Waibins=
ton StraBe, Elm @Onouttsur Der Stras
Bsnba I'm, uuroe baour4, bab sr an
South struBs ss9en einsn Sroaep-
pfoffsn ffisB, an Der Sifte berleBt.
Gina 100 rhbsre Sdiilsr
Der biefgen 8linoenanfalt pobnten
Der 9eftern bier abssbaltensn Benjamin.
lung Der Snbiuua 8ereinisuns fis
fprti9rittli9e gilbuns Der glinbsn bel.
5rau Sarab Saetb unb
Sad @riffn. bic 9sftern einen Saftbs-
fsbl gsssn S9wstsr Macrina eruirts
ten, entf9loiien fi4 auf @~orfenungen
bon Witgliebsrn Der ct. Bridget @e-
meinbe bin, o%snislben fals foltes m6g=
li9 lit, rid9dngis gu MAIDEN.
I'm Der @rnce= Strab G
in S~rOingtOn, seraoe iiioli9 bon Der
Waibinston etrabe. fanb @apitdn
Sobn 6ul bon Der Jsuerwsbr.S Station
gu Srbin9ton etpa 80 an9ebObrte
S9attenbdume. Die aQsemsinen 2snns
3ei4en lafen bermutben, baB Der be-
rti9tigte Mann nit benz Bobrer, Der
bier in Der Stabt isin llnweisn trieb,
aud Srbington bsimiu6te.
9 ofmeifer 8. %. 9 n.
bat nit 9us6 s. Mc@opan,
prdfbsnt Der Traction & Serminal
Co. einen 8frtra9 abssf&lohen, laut
wel4em 8rieftrager in Uniform tpdb.
rsnb Der Sienf3sit 3mii9en- ben Stun-
ben bon 5 ubr Worgsns Biz 6 l1br
abenbs bic Strabsnbabntpassn frei Be-
nuBen f6nnen. DDS Ta6raslo tutrb
BON Potamts in rurosr Summe be-
aablt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-09

9 auerlaub niBi9eine.-
gilbert Sbompion, W~pbnbaus, Srfotb
nabe Mi9igan Str, $2000.-Wiaiam
Sunsclaus, gadfsinsJlat, gat Str.
nabs @alnut, $40. 600. - q. M.
Brent, Cottage, 10. Str. nabe Giving.
5000. - g. 8. Ri9sp. Wobnbaus.
80 gofsp, $140O. - 6. .. Smith,
Nnbau, 22l0 Norb 9slapare Str,
s10OO.-8. psares, @obnbaus, Sbef.
fislo Nbs., $2300.-Senrp Mrnbolter,
Mohnbaus, 1899 Sosbroot Str,
$500. - Greo @ielow, 8obnbaus,
Nrienal abe. nahe Seem Dort, $2575.
-S. 8. Wbitebeab. Grams=W obnhaus,
Salbott aoe. unb Bottom Str, $4,000.
= 6enriette stabtlanber. Wobnbaus,
1112 st. Peter Str, 1895.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-09
Der Senti@= amerifantf4e Sc:
mofrateu= Gln6.

Sn Der ssftsrn Nbsnb abasbaltenen
Sirtttoren : @eriammluns tuurbs be-
i4lORsn. bon iebt ab cine asreifibe
@ampasne CUR 8ergr6bsrung Der Mit-
slieber3abl gu unterne6me. Gnr ben
nddfsn @sriammlungsabenb aeben
etpa 20 3anoioateu our Nufnabme in
Musfi4t urb man boHt i'm Stanbe 3u
iein, ourG apsdmdbigs Igitationsn Die
Witelieoersabl bes Clubs in tur3er 3eit
ju psrbOppeln.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-09
6runoeisentbums nebertrasungen.


Connie 8. psarion an Wargaret
Dougbsrtp, Got 407, Shuts Sn=
biana Mbe. Nob., 40 BEL 146 CUB,
bsrbshert, Offsits Der Hsmbranot
Ctr, ihbli9 bon Is. Ctr. 81, 300,
Warp 6. Gtanlep an Souls Sabml,
5beil nOrb6fli9e 8ieriel, Section l,
Sownibip 16, &anse 8, 2.75 Adsr
@nIbin9tOn Sownibip. so, 500.
Wiuiam 8. @lber on Simotep
Wadefp, Cots 43 unb AZ, Clifton
place aeb., 80 BEL las SUB, oacant,
norousflide gde Der Clifton ctr. rnb
@onsreB Wbs. $3.50.
Wiaiam 8. Mbams an Nstta Or.
psnteeOf, Cots 26. ~ uno %, Stabt
Nep Bethel. $500.
Samuel g. &hobes u. u. on Ntbin
3. 9ribstt, Got 16, gampbsl's Wef
part Mob., 81 BEL 125 SUB bsrbsfert,
noro6fli9s gde Der Me@artp unb
@oHsp Ctr. so, 500.
&obert 80. Song an Sophia 6.
Sosbroot u. H., She'll Got 4S, Sultan
u. u.s. Subj, Srpin9tpn Al Bel 321
GuB. bacant, 6fli4 BON Sitter Mbe.
$645.
George %. M~artinbale on Senrp
8. Simon, Got 14O, Ssnnp's proipset
Str. Nob., 80 Bel 149 SUB, bacant.
Sabfsite proipset Str. 6fti9 bon
st. paul Ctr. $500.
Mnnie 0ancleabe on Wabe 8. Mars
tin u. a., Got 6, @lart & OsgoObs
l. aob.. Wsft SnbpIs.. 36 bel 1865
SUB, bsrbehert, @efieite Sipifon
Str, Iiiblid BON 9enrp. $1,000.
Samuel 6. Carer on Sobn W.
Wilfon, S6eil Got IA. Woobruf
plaes, 20 Bel 10 CUB, bsrbsKert,
Sfisite Wef Sribe, n6rbli9 bon
Mi9isan Str. $4,000.
Sobn 8. Benedict an @iaiam 3ilep,
Elm She'll Der Got 9 In Martinbale &
Co.'S SubbipiFon. 102 Bel 300 Jub,
oacant, ORisits Der Sainois Str, iio.
lid bon AZ. Str. $4,000.
Netta Or. pentecoR an Wiaiam s.
ADAMS, 2ots 26, 81 unb %, In Netp
Bethel. 800.
2awiof u. Bopb an Warp Smith,
elm Sbeil Der Got 80 In Buffers Nortb
abolition, College gds. 5O.55 bel 1913 5
GuB, berbsKsrt, @efieite Der groao=
man, itbli9 bon Is. Str. $4,000.
Benjamin s. 6etberinaton u. H.,
on 6arrp ). Miaisan, 9b,il bon Got
70, Me@arip's Sab.. AubsnIoi IL,
25 BET 113 CUB, berbeRsrt, 6flide
Seits Der Ipenniplpania Str, iioli9
bon Merril ctr. $500.
Warp 2oerner an oenielbsn, Got
n, Mc@artp's Sub. Nusenlot II,
rs Bel 1913 SUB, berbeRert, bFli9e
Settle Der penniplbania Str, ftibIi&
bon Weria Str. $500.
Warp @aronarb u. u. at, benielben.
Got 70 uno She'll BON 70, baKeIbe,
rs BET 1913 CUB uno Is bel 80 Gu6
! berbefert, bielelbe 2afotion. &3. 500.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-09
@isss-aIta @rab.


Sobn uno Gnnie NutIe, Mde1en.
= Gop. une Wattie @iltlana,
9nabe. - Sobn uno Rattle 2pons,
Rnabe. = @nlter uuo Siap Meet,
4nabe. - gou. uno 9obs &sinbarbt,
Ndo9sn. = Soispb uno Grau @ins
lians, Wdo9en. = Clarence uno 9a'
ME Sobuion, Mdo9sn. - 9p. uno
Wolis @an Sprsdslfsn, Wdo4en. =
Wm. unb Sennie MaOlin. 9nabe. =
SObH unb 2ilie Combs, NdoasH. =
@m. uno 8oia Quinn, Mdb9en.
Gttraut.
Su9b Tieloer-@ona 2uftis.
@6as. 9rssman-8ertba @ranel.
guftin 0aroin-Wnrie Sart.
gbqar @uiott-@laops Wpnn.
g.fprben:
2ouiia Dennis, SO, Srren-9lipl. :
gilbert 9anger, sc, 1712 Jennemann
Str, - Solomon gOrttsin, 95, Sr=
rsn.aipl. - 9sorse plumb. 4S, Sr=
ren.aipl. - Stephen Sharp. n, sos
Ga Sala Str. - Sames grOpn, a
Wunate, 817 Blate Ctr. = Sdusl.
&onep, -, 3412 Noro SainOis
Str. - Sobu Sosnss, 80, 704 ga
petite. = Settle &iOsns. 10, 1925 GAM
beg Mdo9en. = @Ornelie 2epis, 40,
1904 Gal6um Strabe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-09
CO.
Snbiana's sr5Bte Drp @oobs SanbIer.

8 lwooo, 8. SUM. Siebs tlet-
ierten bur6 bas bintere Gsnfter BEG
Sellers unb fattetsn benz 2eberer=
9ene'f6en WObemaaren- 8ei9dft einen
8eiu6 ab, SO in gaareelo unb seibe
i'm Wert9e BON cirea $4,000 nit fi6
nebmene, ndbreno bic 8ei9dftseiaen-
tbtimsr on elmer 9o93sit in 2afapetts
tbeilnabmen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-09

Die @efduorenen srboben Mnfla9er:
tueaen 3l%einbisbfabl 9e9e1 @alter
@orteseter, Sobn @%arOtbsrs. @bas.
Sasearb, Ssnrp Wnro unb Bert Gaie;
tpsgs1 @rOboiebfabl sssen Soc Gre
eosp.
8uuoesgeridt.
SIM 8unbssseri9t uuroe bon 5. 8.
O'8ople & Co., 81. g. Smith q
Sons 60. unb &i9aro s. Gregg bas
@eiu9 einssrei9t, Sacob 6. peters
bon @apusa. Sno., Bancroft gu er'
tldren, ba bshsn S9ulosh f4 auf
cirea $40, 900 b~slaufen.
Superiurgeriht.
@bas. spang erbielt bonn @eridt in
isinerS 6uloentiage 9egen 5arrp Stone
$l182 81 suseipro4en.
%i9ter Sobn 6. WeWafer bsmiQi9te
Der 6rau 6annie Gaber Die 9epiini5te
e9sibuns bon ibrsm Iatten SObn ga
Der.
Dor 8i9tsr 0infon Garter fanben
aeItern Die G9lubberhanblungen in
Der S9sioun9stlase, Der Grau g.
@aripn 9eaen ibren @atten RObert
GarIon ifait unb tuurbe Der Srau bic
SGeioung uno bic Sbbut tber bas
6ino su9eipro6en.
Yoli3,igeridt.
WiIIiamN Ili on Der bor
brei @p1en unter Der Iuflaes 6rau
Bertha Martin, 1045 %. Midignn
Str. anse9rifen gu baben, perbaftet
tuuroe, it bonn Yoli3eiri9ter unter
$4,000 gtrsidaft ben 8rObsei9wOres
men iiberpieien. Maifon tpurbe na9
aufresenber Sasb, Die iogar our4 ben
Wbits Riber fiibrts, feffgenommen unb
muroe ourd Die pOlisei aus ben Sdn-
ben Der 8srfolser serettet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-09

Gin fleines Seuer, tpel4es
9eftern Abeno fur3 mad IL u6r In %.
8. Riaol's Stall, 223 prOspset Str,
ausbra4, ri4tsts einen S9aben bon
$25 an.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-09

Sir SRsiana: Sdauer beute Na9t nno
am Samitas ; tpdrrner beute Na9t; tabIer
Samfta9 Na9mitta9.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-09

2ocaIsN etterberi4t.
G&auer beute Na8t unS tpabridsinli9
Samftas /; parmer beute Na4t; fiibler am
Sam1ta9.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-09
@etterb ert6t.
@afbinston. 9. Stunt.

Har .. stuHo.n. .nosnO 7 uar wurs.Hs. 10. sunni.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-09

" erIaxet = Gin Wabden IN elmer fIeiuen SomiIie.
~ Rein Wniaen uuo Bi9eIn Ta63utragen 70.
$40 Rors sep Serisp GtraBe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-09

~ erIanst-Gin sutes beutites Dado6en fur ange'
~ metne Sausarbeit in fleinsr oeutihsr 6am''
lie. Rein Waiden. 9uter 2o1u. sanaufrassn ~
%. @aihinston etraBs, obsr 2sol AfPIanb Hoe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-09

0%srIangt-ein eutes Rdohen ffr an8erietne
~ 6ausarbeit, tein @afnen ober 8ngeln nno iebr
autsu 2osn. saa6sufrassn 1910 sorb Sniupis Str.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-09

S%erIonet Gine Srau cher 1db4en ~nttttIeren
- alters 5ur Nushiffe IN Der Rhbe. Ro4aufro.
gen s6O2 @eft Ri9igan Str.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-09

S%erlanst: auffdubieer Monn fdr 9hhsnarbeit TN
~ 9suti9eu Saus. Ga83ufrasen bstm De'iualtsr.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-09
SberMDfneternane

Sbermometerftane.
SD6ae 9emperatur rs @rab
9iieorigfte 9emperatur. ......... %
N. z. BIbtbs
SeetionssO Director.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-09

NlerIaugt - Sine Srau mittleren Glttrs Jar au9e'
~ meme 6ousarbtit. Nanaufrasen
5as Rorb Pine Str.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-09
0erlanSt An3et9en

rssnb ueI4er Nrt perben in Der .Snbiana 1sibans'
nit Sc per Belle fir ieSe Snfsrtiou bere&net.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-09

ckfuaus eHeS Sch m perIstben ~ troeuA etueu
8str fnr 5 bis . |roasut.
American Home Buying Coz
aoubaxb oSbas1e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-09

SerrSaeob preu d, ben
Elm trnurisss greisniB, Der Sob ieiner
3o6tsr, bon Sos 4ngslss bierber rief,
lit tpieoer bprtbin auriifQefehrt.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-04-22
nes'le Alrm nj,
RrHIiloN Dr :.usnEftEo~


beslia. A.. A.aoa 'fe -
llArse en nswhafes sots- IN e ',o
cue a.se mneha fusae Uaa wuisr Y
nn homhrc sntfaf.n ~ una fonda y
pidieson csirss 81 .au. AZ las sakas
snconsr6 a. mnrt an caeFpo At aao
cue. Il ss,Srseio dc IA be- vio que
era una gran fefa valusia d,sTaes
en- e-so la meyer dccisio e. 10
peria ca suya. y 50 "eomp. aanic
sos,uvo - mismo. prro el fonoi>iA ape.
ID 4 IA lustfcia. dec.ar@r DO ca ..s n.
ohas de l4S ostr IS. como los hues,s ae
las sves ca trad;si6n jArl.> n el
plato. &C elias dcTlv~ban Us foudis.
tss aigdn provecho L TFibuu-l IA li6
sue Il peria no peftene.ia 81 fcnd'~ta
nj IA mnleF que ia enconirats. sino
al hoaih,e cue pagj p3r las o>ifas.
Gran Brciana hos Estrdos Uni
dos han ofrrcido $40 coo ! Al IN aniA
para arreg a. reclem &C ne> Que Ale
mania be bfa presentado 4 diohos 20.
biernos, montartes $rI, 90. origina
das en- Samoa. La question. ;, enn la
presento el ministro oc Relaciones
Exteriores, herr Won Rich,h fen. al
Reichstag. era 81 IA ofer . deba acep.
tarse 8 no y Ni, en- case ah IL uvo.
la diferenca debfa pagarse del Teso.
70 imperia
I'm eespacno 6ial ae Win1hock,
Africa Alemara del Suroeste. dice
que un dest4caneDto de tropas ale
n7nas tuvu II mucrtos y az heiidos
EN- comb. is con insur2 ntcs indigo
mas los dias 10 II De Mario ~ ajo
en- kosis y Geib nes.
La direcliGn general &c Tele-
grafos anuncia que n jodas as hei-
mas te'cgt aticas de 4eu. auia = eel
birdn dcspa -hos pol tei.gratia sin
alam b1e lara trans ti>iCn a buqoeS
provistos d dchos = lrat9s + pre-
clio sera de 70 ceptaV pQr p'.ahra,
en- adi1i6n ~ c{utavos q { se
cob7an por deSpaehorel eI In.elior.
Sc hsn cf ctuado D. pruebas de-
crucero .R9eb. Ok" ipr;me buque
de Ia m4riaa mi'itar a r,na pr5visto
de turbinas III oruc] navve6 en.
tre k;ol Sw.aemunl 1So mi.las
nautcas, a raz6u de \ nudes por
bora E coutrato exigl -. La CO
~
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-04-22
Is L 4 V Il M q + Il

En- Benwoo1, West Virginia, fue
arrestada el otro dia una itdIvtdua que
dijo llamarse Bela Gorgovlch y tener
80 amos de edad por.el deNo de con
seguir mercancias usandoIel nombre
de otra mujer.
No debl6 ser muv crimIm la causa
cuando la despacharon con Ina multa
la cual pag6 In sujeto, cuyd dsuieto era
portador de una licencIa ID trimonial
para casarse con la .acusad. Como
esta ban en- un juzsado decd eron re-
matar el negocio, J eli mism1 juez les
case.
AL felicitarles el magistrad no pu-
do ella tener Ia lengua tiJo que
era su noveno marido.-"lY vos otros
ocho2-pregunt6 ell juez. IQue sc
yo!-respondi6 ella. 8 jlz des
compuso tan risueha luna E. mie
mandando prender nuevame4e tie a la
dana de los nueve marldos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-04-22

Buenos patricia;

De Charlton, Iowa anunciarlun he
cho- acaeGido ell 20 de Mario lque, a
suceder tres dias despues. ofea el
I Q de Abril (que en- este pail hace
las vec S del dia de los inoc1h n tes}
nadie GUERRA creerlo. La senk ka de
James Bradley reg 10 su e. pol D con
un par de gemelos que nj son ca
inisa nj de teatro. sino dos muftqui-
tos varon y hembrs. que pesan rdpec-
tivamente 8 y 7 libras. Esto, p 81
solo, no puede mirarse como exttor-
dinario; pero va sc aparta de loFul-
gar, afiadiendo que es ell cctavo pf de
gemelos que le hs salido al matr no
MO, con mas otro retofio que Woo 3olo
Peroslo verdaderamente estupend ,slo
piramidal. 10 fraud to, es 10 que A lta
por contsr. El padre. qne fue sob Ia
DO en- la guerra civil Osoi 1863. tkne
7S amos y ia madre o5.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-08-05
UNCLE SAM TAXES
 IN S234,187,976 Internal Revenue Receipts Show
 Good Increase 1,376,633,673 CIGARETTES Increase In Number of Cigarettes Last Year Was 141, 41,53o,47e-Adulterated Articles Generally Show
 Decrease.
l,376,633,673 CIGARETTES

Washington, August 4.-(Special. )-The annual preliminary report of Commission CT of Internal Revenue Yerkes, issued this morning, places the internal revenue re- ceipts of the state of Alabama during the fiscal year ending June 30 last, at sS25,- 291. .21.
 The report shows that the receipts from all internal revenue sources during the year amounted to $2S4, ,ls7,976 an increase as compared with the fiscal year 1904 of s1. .2s4 1g5. The expenses of collections are shown to have been approximately s4.6sS,- 4s9. The receipts from the several sources of revenue, with the increase or decrease in each case, as compared with the fiscal year 1904. are given as follows:
 Spirits, $lS9. .95s, 5l3; increase. si4s,497.
 Tobacco, s46,659s10; increase, s1,0O4, 1o1.
 Fermented liquors, 5o,36o.553; increase. s1, ,277.os4
 oieomarge $eo5,75s; increase. si21.- Ss1.
 Mixed flour, $l64S; increase. sS2.
 Adulterated butter, sSs3s; increase, s2o23.
 Process, or renovated, butter, s156.7s5; increase. $15,S6l.
 Miscellaneous, I,44l,3loi uecredse' Si'- 81. 1.304
 The following named articles, subject fo internal revenue tax, with amounts of each, were withdrawn for consumption and tax paid during the last fiscal year:
 Spirits. distilled from apples, peaches, grapes, pears, pineapples, oranges, april cots. berries prunes. figs and cherries. gallons. 1. .595.02l, a decrease of 42.3S2; spir- It's distilled from materials other than apples, peaches, grapes, pears. pineap- ples, oranges, apricots. berries. prunes, figs and cherries, gallons, 116,l437S2 de- crease. 7O4 $40. Wine made in imitation of champagne. etc, bottled (No. 61S7S). in- crease, eros; fermented liquors, barrels 49, 459540. increase 1,25l 409; cigars weighing more than three pounds per 1000 6SO.914,- BIT. increase 153,422174; cigars weighing not more than three pounds per 1000. 72S,- 426 sOe. increase 3.177.722; cigarettes weigh ing not more than three pounds per 1000, 136S, PIP. TAO, increase Al .530 479: cigarettes weighing more than three pounds per 1000, s. 20 sss. decrease GIT; snuff, pounds, H. IS, ,s61, increase 974.2Sl; tobacco, chewing and smoking, pounds SS4,SS9,llV, increase 5.sS8. 100; oleomargarine. pounds, 49,SS1 ,64f, increase 1,s09,7s4; adulterated butter, pounds 267l. decrease 4ssS; process or rem ovated butter. pounds, si.S66,7s increase 661S.SG0.s
 The states from which the larger col lections were made in excess of S10.000.000 are:
 Illinois. $5i. .sS2 7O3; New York. s27g9l .572; Indiana, S24G5z244; Kentucky. $2i .754, ,309; Ohio, si9, ,7s2. .6l5; Pennsylvania, &9,I9e,17o
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-08-05
PRIVATE OWNERS
 ACCOMPLISH MORE Senator Scott Wants No Gov- ernment Owned Railways WORKS BAD IN AUSTRALIA Public Officials Have Not Same Inter est In Making the Roads a Sue
 cess as Do Men Receiving
 Dividends.
WORKS BAD IN AUSTRALIA

Washington. August 4.-(Special )-After an extensive trip in Europe, Senator N. B. Scott of West Virginia, has returned to this country more than ever convinced that government ownership of railroads is not success.
 When on the return voyage on the Wil- helm II, from Cherbourg, France, he went into the subject very extensively with an expert engineer who had spent two years in Australia for the express purpose of studying the same subject
 Using the data and information thus supplied, Senator Scott has come to the conclusion that the government owner ship plan is not desirable.
 "The debt of Australia Is as big as the debt of the United States he said, "and leakages in one department illustrates how the others are run.
 Take the railroads for instance. The government places the control of the in- terests in the hands of a few directors These men have not the personal in- rectorate composed of men who would draw dividends if the road were success fully scrutnized. and as a consequence much money Is lost.
 Ut nearly always is the rule that the man whose pocketbook is the most nearly carefully after the corporate interests in which his capital Is invested. Private ownership makes for public prosperity"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-08-05
Quarantine Now Practically Extends as Far North as St. Louis-pr. White Is Not Hopeful of the
 situation and Thinks 40
 More Doctors Needed.

Naw Orleans. August 4-With no inteh- tion of admitting the fever situauon 'o be hevond control, but in the hope or re- ,,,,,ipe confidence here and elsewhere III inc south. official and business interests decided today to send request 10 Fresi- dent Roosevelt to have the United States .ovarpment assume full charge of the struggle now in progress to wipe out the yellow fever from New orleans anu Louisiana. Public sentiment approves the action taken. The expectation IS Una, within inc next two days Surgeon General Wyman, with all the resources oi the sovernment, will be enlisted actively ID the campaign.
 The action taken was the result or a ,neeting held late today at the cotton excbanae. President A. Britton presided. There were present Mayor Behrman' Chairman Janvier of the citizens com mittee. President souchon of the state hoard of health, President Kohnke of the city board of health, representatives of each of the exchanges and commercial bodies Surgeon White of the marine hospital service and a. number of repre- sentative citizens. In conferences which preceded the meetings, Presidents Sou ehon and Kohnke had given to Mayor Rehrman their cordial assent to the proposed action.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-08-05
MANY NEW CASES ARE
 TURNED UP BY OFFICERS.

The marine hospital officers and the local inspectors continued their search for concealed cases in the infected area and elsewhere today and turned up a number of them. Today the board of health instituted a new ruie, requiring its inspectors to make prompt report of cases. To that order was due the fact that twenty cases had been announced early in the afternoon as occurring during the day Yesterday the 3 o'clock report was of seven cases and two deaths. The an- nouncement at s o'clock that there were tifty-four cases and five deaths, due to the fact that the inspectors reported their cases in punches late in the evening, had most disquieting effect on the public, which had been led to believe that the situation was improving.
 Hundreds of people are temporarily moving out of New Orleans into St. Tam many Parish and all the hotels in Abta and Covington and the farm and boarding houses for miles around are filling up with summer boarders. St. Tammany Is prac- tically the only nearby haven to which local people can go. The parish has re- fused to put on a quarantine and has opened it's doors to all refugees. That is due to the fact that case of yellow fever has never developed there even in the most serious epidemic here. Cases have been taken to that parish but wheth- CT the patient died or recovered there has never been any extension of the in- lection. The reason for the immunity of St. Tammany was never known until now. It is that the stegomyia has never exist ed there. The report yesterday that there was a suspicious case at Abita caused the health authorities to send Dr. Brady to that point Dr. Brady returned today, saying there was no illness at an at Abita or Burlington
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-08-05

city be requested to take steps to carry this proposition into effect Further, that the hearty cooperation of the state and city governments. and the state and city health boards, and the parish medical F<+ies. and of the merchants and people AS lily. be pledged in such action as Q . oe taken by the government" v 1 am requested by the mayor of the i, / and president of the state 5sld city | boards of health, and by a committee # prominent citizens to transmit the above resolution to you, and request you to take over on behalf of the federal gov ernment through the proper channels the yellow fever situation at New Orleans This I do now. and urge speedy action on your part.
 IN. c. BLANCHARD,
 '' ''Governor of Louisiana
 Please take every step In your power to meet the situation at New Orleans and comply with the request of the gov ernor and the authorities. and notify me what further action Is advisable and pos sible for ths federal authorities to take. Would like full report from you as to what should be done. Please confer with the surgeon generals of the army and navy, If in your Judgment this Is wise.
 THEODORE ROOSEVELT" General Wyman has acknowledged the Presidents telegram and will make re- port to him tomorrow.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-08-05
THOROUGH SEARCH MADE
 OF REu LIGHT DISTRICT.

Dr. Farrar Richardson with a force of men today went into the red light dis trict and made a thorough inspection of it. It was thought that the district might be infected and cases be concealed. Not a suspicious case of fever was discov- cred.
 Because of the rigidity of the quaran- tines instituted by Texas and some Of the parishes in Louisiana the Southern Pacific has been badly crippled in hand ling business of New Orleans. It has had to suspend passenger traffic and 1t has also been forced to refuse con- siderable of the freight offered to Y. Traf- fife Manager Fay, however, issued an an- nouncement today that beginning on Sat urday the road would again receive freight for Texs points.
 Dr. Warner continues to receive ten- ders of services from nurses in various parts of the country. Rev. Russell J. Wilbur, an Episcopal minister of Chicago was among those who volunteered today Dr. Warner is tesping a record of all such offers. No neca now. exists for outside help, there being an adequate supply of physicians and nurses and ample funds, but of course only Providence knows whether such a need will exist in tf future.
 Local business houses are feeling the effect of the quarantines. There hR