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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-11-03
GcWn{D4Uauta.

Gas County : @cfdn9ui6 bon
Fittsbura beIer5cr9t our 3eit eincn
noblen Gait. @raf Surgbeim. alias
Ctto bon @itt9enitein. aims George
s. 3. &raner. pclder lid bier lpcgcr
Ansgnbc bon luertbloien Gbeds 81
berontiporteu boben rirb. uub bon
lltab lpcgen Signmie berfol9t miro.
@r bnt trpb iciues alterS ben
26 2atren ldIon cinc reft bunte @ers
aangcnbeit nui5nrciIcn. @or Icds
Sobren trnt CT ieiu pdterlides Grbe
I'M oHber6oqtbum Seiien an unh
begab lid na1 Yari5. lrp er nit Spiel
uuD i60nen Sraucn ali iein 9elr
periudte.
Sonn trat er fem SGloB Ieincm
@ruoer nb uno rntcrnabm cine Sors
ldungsreiie ua6 gralilieu, ipp er ciuc
6's1er %unbcfnnnte Srf;bcc cntbedie,
Gin tiiGti9er Slnmcnfcnner, brn6tG
CT tie nab Den Sercini9ten Stnnteu
no er lie fir 100000 an eincn Wils
lionGr pcrfnlftc. beiieu Nomen bis
VflanSe jeBt in Der botanilGen 8ell
trGst. Wit 10 piel @elb in Ger Gai6(
fonnte @raf bon Sur9beim Der Selna
iu9t naA YariS niGt ipioerlte9en
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-11-03
sicben Sabre auf @robe.

sd bate iieben Sabre ouf Brpbe,
baB Or. Sings Nen DISCOVERY Die
bette Webi5in fir Suiten uno grfdls
tuugcu uub fir ireenb lpeIfen franfs
baften 3ultnnb bes &alles, Der gruit
pber Der 2ungen it,, iagt B. 9.
Senrp bon &anoma, No.. Sic Welt
bat irdbrenb 3S Sabre auf Hrobe ses
babt. bab Or. Sings SEEM Discovery
rag bette Seilmittel fir Suiten unb
Grfdltuneen, fir Die Grippe, &itbma,
Seufieber, @ronhitis, 2un8enbluten
unb fir Die eriten Staoien Der
S6pinbiu6t lit. Sbr BEL 3eiten ans
aetpdnbter Bcbrdu1, 6enmt tets Die
@~nt!pidelung bon Iueumonia. Iers
fauft unter @orantie in Der @potbefe
BON 2. @. Huete, $50 Main Sir.
9ubure, Sofpa. gum %reiie bon so
Gents unD $1.00. Yro6eflaI9e frei.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-11-03

Cine Seuersbrunit bnt am
1orgen bes 81. Sftp6er ben 9roBten
Sbeil Der bidt bebautcn CONNER
Golonie Salisbury Bead in Iide ge>
legt mn ilber 100 Sommerbduier an
Der Wiinoung bes Werrimacs Sluiies
perniftet. Seiuabe ale 5duier
ltanben leer. benn lire Better battcn
ipieber ibre itdbtiihen @obnunaen be-
5ogen; Der Sd)aben belduft lid auf
iiber 100000.
Mndbem bas Seler brei Stunben
lang bon Der pereinigten S%euerpebr
bon ImesburD, Salisbury uno Neipss
~burpport pcr9eben5 betan.pft tporSen
mar. gelan9 es. einige @duier, Die
3iriiden Den .brennenoen @ebdnben
nnb ben grobeu 6utels unb Gang
lofnlen itanbeu, nieOcrSurciBen unb
nui bieie &eiie benz Seuer Den @eg
nnd Den groBen Gebduli6feiten abb
3ui6neiben. @inige Der tleinen 500
tells iilD abgcbrannt. Ser Sranb
mar in cinem neuen. Dem frilbercn
Stoateifobmeiiter Sbalp geb0renben
Sauie alSge6roGen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-11-03

c:rcn 9cial;5 Scs cran5s 0iiiiiiiippis
Gon3yc ies ttnPe,rie en-, in rclbent
Der &tfcrrui bieicr aapronung pers
!an9t !rllo. 9iaa) Eilgate Ser 8eins
I'll lien ic o3rG b,cle Iuoros
H,ir3 jSEYt.a c.isu @crli,it ION So
CCU,0C0.
Sie INN Gomu-iidr CARERS ais
ter E3rfac:tGjp at III etnem
Gncci3ca cc:a 2r;l>e&Ieurtor &crfiE6
aru Gal ~ioci;c7 mi!tt elf. lit ba9 Gns
Embarrassment cu3rieLr1 0e1tn
SIC 5o.Ecranl o.r ,.icrn idca @tn@
scr, On6 81: Ser, GGn3 re5 eonprl1>
lars boz, - Mia d. !. 5g.iid3e>
pnu,Rcn r'iro. mc,Ge Dc Nenusuig
rnu p'fitn..t.r.n anEccia1l@ :.
GiiB"c.rsn our @cyi;cltung CON lcGe@
rrnnien Nr1cnl4.r9i6ticn orer M}t@
IdunG:n rcrbietct. Gin IrtSar
El'r;. IviirS.. ME a:i6aefliGrt micS,
8c9ca to5 g itB ~te.tofc! Inb Der
= iii, csrg giernng i3rc id1ri'GC" @il,>
if,lmeu I'm oieiH aiQicnen ue<:lrS.n.
Gie3 mimic Sic c,ol1e icin, n,2un 1Il>
4cllein n DER "GttfcuugB ppH 3Sds
te.t !tti5 ucu niGt : accomplishing
GHbrcinc. mcls6e fur grf1bnn1 ;lrer
{ lb1rtcit nit lteAcyIrttem ErGue
bcnbrannt:gciu pcridnitten I!tp, on
Gteae bon Gnir tunIcu 6cnlibt lperoc!l
hiirftcn. ouf mcld)e cine Gtcger con
$1.10 per crrllonr .su cutrIhten ut.
9cr 3Dcte be9 @eiebcs III na6 Der
N~uffnIluu9 Deg Gonmi'idro ni6t Die
Gteucr nuf lrGnDcr5rnnntrein faien
ill lniicn. relu CT gu heltlrnttn
rr.ttcn beilutt rirh, io1bcrn leoiglid
O. 6~Drocrupg Ger Ir1Qben@ uub
GiiBucinsSultur.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-11-03
Wie ftebt'S init cMrcr Gcrs
Dauuu0?

Srnu Iorp 9oplin9 bon go. 22S
adte Mpenle. Sau Srancisco. cms
pfieblt Elm 9eilmitte[ fir Iageube<
idlperDen. Sic iagt: ~9mf6arfeit
fir bie nlnberbare @irfung ppn
electric Sitters IN einem Safe bon
afuten TerbauLngsbeidlperben, bat
bieie i6riftli6e Iusia9e CUR Spl9e.
Sd bin b0aig bdbon iiber5eugt. baR
fir Ingenz nnb 2eberbei6perben
electric @ittcrs heute bos bette S"il@
mittcl nuf Dem Warftc it," SieIe
oroSe Comic unD uahpirfenbe Ir8erei
burdbringt bos gan5e Spitem, reinigt
bas 8iut nnb lit bon ipe5ieaer Silfe
IN allen Sormen BON Srnuenihipdhe.
so Gents in Der Gpotbefe bon :. @.
9tuete. 656 Drain Strabe. 9us
Gl!aue, Sonia.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-11-03
NcW DorE.

@ie ans SDIter gap berlautet.
ipirb Serr Gopiepelt bon Ileranbria,
Negpptcn, per Santpfer bur6 Den
Sue5fannl uno Dns Tptbe Weer, on
Der Gitfiiite afrifa's entlans. bis
Wombaiia fabren.
Sort pirb bic Expedition ausees
riiitet rerbeu unD mitteIlt ga6n nod
Dem Sietoria : Npan3a : Gee fabren.
Nuf Der Sabrt bdbin miro Der Yrdli>
bent bier unD bort fleiue SaeosI bz
ited)er maden. Sobalb Die Sasb9es
ieai6nft Die So6ebeue bon Uganda
erreidt bat. besinnt Die Saeb i'm
grnit, ba iene @egenb Die pilbreifite
Der Grbe lit. 8ie lange Der 1rdiis
bent BORT perpeilen tpiro lit nod uus
beitimmt. gntlans bes Guelenses
bietes bes neiBen @ils erfplgt Die
8iidfebr mad &bartum unb bon bori
nn6 aniro. Sic Sa9bseieui6aft pirb
aus benz ErdiiDeuten. ieinem Sobn
aermit. Der gleif5eiti9 audi Der pffi>
5ieae Bbotosrnpb iein pirb. uno aus
5ipei NatlIralilten bonn Natipnnle Wuz
ieum beitcben. SnS iibriee Serional
miro aus @ineeborenen a%nsetporben
lperoen. Sir Die Strede bon Uganda
big gu Den Guelen beS Iils ipirb cine
adratpane formirt nerben. Die Nd@
turaliIten perbeu I'M SntereIie bes
Iuieums tbdtig fem. Sb Srail
Gooiepelt nit ibrem @atten in &bar>
tum 5uiammentreifen miro, lit nod
unbeitimnlt. Ser Yrdiioent pirb
irdbrenb Der gan5en 3eit in Ifrifa
lid allf engliI6ew, @ebiet aufbale
ten unb Die 9tegierungsbeamten ner@
Den ibr 8eites t9un. Die 0eielli9ait
81 unterltiieen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-11-03
Dit pTcuera @iTer

tritt @Hd bic t~eiltriit gie Nrlenei eutJeger. Gs
ltt3 cas- Die 1erlihmren 1t. %rrtaro Hr ;uterpiis
lel. ,ue.,le oaeiU Jl EtLNoe Nuo, IN oerti,tilrri
lteG tfGtieli Uo3t Hehers uuN Hiersiiei0et CeiidUg
SI Ueri1dIGei. .Sieic Giieu Jer5tr5cG Hitat mt
ter etuer GGer5rderren &ane i0arfe. metnai'he
&einil ftiGeH. re g.. g. Gue:tiider. ,te lUer'
o'u nhie iultsU 2efluautei leHoteIi. lOcil Ne
ebei uiajGS eHtA,rlteH. }DnS 0cnl &Vrper iti6tet
fam. Nie metsatiGeu miite. meldle te dnoerth
iO9euniltel 0du s~nritSein enc OGraaerBeAeHae
Grltt tter llt g.ri Nafel. ben traateu M9rper
o6er IiIr 10 . !Nelr Guoreticn, fupcn lid ltdlt IN
oea Ct. @ernaru NJ ~terDtueu pr, ~ionoer1 nir
ote lie. lriltigIen Eiiaufe "a te. 10 'orNfGlttg
prdporirt HH0 A%enliidlt, baB ilUen teiu 2ebers
poer R.ereIieioen neoi ihren Spmptumen, Wie
aopiidlmerSen. Rurti Jteit, Sd1ipihe, Sd)fuiuoel.
per ~tlopten. 8ertopitn, Nppetitlp isteit. II. T. ~,
StaIo bdlt. Gle nltbeudnrteu &ilel, fur %
Gsats IN alien @potbeteu Su baheu, unb nidat
oarIai beredlnet, Nur cine u%oriiber 1ebenoe 3ins
oerulJ Su ilha fet: lie p0deI oea arauten hei'
lei, nro iperoeu oaS ann INNER than, rno tres
ten Cad beshalb audi ent6egen: NIT pHelem
gliter.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-11-03
GiNiSar.

Tus Setroit ipurbc am 27.
Cftober genelbet: Sn Dem bidcr
&uuh. neldjer Die Gepdner Der
Georgian : gldbt bebedte, pcrior Del
connoii6e @ampfer .Sroauois" I'M
WicScans&annl ieinen Neg uni
ronnte Bel 8cit Sod auf Die Selien.
Ser feline 9ampfer bate % Eaiias
9icrc unb flint @ann 8ciaeun9 an
goro.
Surd Ben gennlti9cn Stob BEL Der
Strnnbung mlrbe eia &D6ofen on
&prb fe5 Camp er3 umgcmorfen.
unD bnIb ItanD bas Sdifi in
6lammcn.
Wan pcrIlihte, Gle on 8orb be-
iinbli6en 8potc aliS8uicben, aber liz
pnr;n bmr6 bns LANCE Sic9cn duf bcr'
&erDcd bcrartig dusgetrodnct, onf
tic 10 itarf @oIicr 8ogcn, baB lie midi
tenutt lrclfan founten. Is blief
ocn in b1dbltcr @ef1br ih~loebeubcl
Wienidcn, uHier bcrcn lid mcbrert
Srnncn nit fleinrn &inbcrn bcinn.
Den, niht5 meter iibrig. offs ipiebel
auf BEN brcnncnoen Sampier 81
iteigeu,
Ginige Winutcn Dor bem llnial
ipor Der Sampler on eiuem Sdlep:
per. Der Elm &olSflpB imob. porii6cr.
~'Gcfonmcn unb CAB nun in Der iflpa.
den 6ofinun9. pnB Der Shleppei
nidJt all3u ipeit entfernt lei, init Del
Sampfpieife ber5lueifelte Silfeii9a
n1lc. Sic Soffnun9 erfiiQte lid
henn Ser Stlepper iihte iih bnrd
ben bidcn HanG ben Weg na6 ben
geltranbeteu 9ampfer unb braht'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-11-03
Vinfscbn Sabre iangc Scs
Dbadiuna.

rSiinf5eDn Sohrc lang, hnbe ih Die
Irbeit bon &ualen's Iruttn Salbe be-
obad,tct; nic bot es pcrie9lt irgenH
melG)e 8unben. Graublrunben, 8euz
len obcr citernbe @unben, on frelde
cs a%naerenbet puroe, 81 beilen. Ge
Bat mir manhc SoftorzG il erIp1rt"
io9t q. Z. SarbD BON g1it 8ilton.
Maine. Sir 20 Gents erbdltlif in
Ger Apotbetc ton z. g8. 8uete,
656 Wtain Strabe, Dubuque, Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-11-03
SeHioruieu.

- SnS Gan Sroncisco miro 9cs
r-cibet, bdttcn bic 8iu5er G~nliiors
ricu's mad elmer n69cbnltcncn Gonfes
reno Gin Sclegrnmm an Den Yrdiis
fcutcu 9tooiepeIt ahgeioubt. in ipele
cscm CT eriu6t lpirb, Den @ibcrruf
elmer %erorbnung beS 8inncniteucrs
@ommiiidrS 81 oeranlniien. nelbe ben
Oebrau6 bon nmerifaniIhen liiBen
Reiuen fiir mcbi6iuiide 3lpede pcrs
bietet. Sn Der 9epel9e pirb auf
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-11-03
Observation-Disclosures
MnSldnDii1es. :
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ScutiGtauo.
gaicrit.

Sm baierii6en IlgGu beIdloB
Elm 8iirger nit nem 8eibe, ibr bier
gentncr i6lperes S6ipein ipegen SUIT
%tcrmangel 81 iGla6tcn. 3es Mors
gems friib madte lid Der cute W|ann
auf ben @eg, I'm bon aus!parts einen
WIetger 81 beitelen. pobei er nod
unbermeitige 0eldJdfte 81 beiorgen
bate unb bel lpelher @%elegenbeit er
iid einen biibihen 9uiel boltc. Ils
er IbenD5 beimfebrte. bate CT itatt
einen pier Web9er beiIeQt, pelhe
iib anbern Cages piinftltd) bel ibm
eiulteQteu, llr Die S6ladtung pprs
%Sunebmen. gs fam aber nod eiu
5yiinfter in @eltalt zines Saunders,
benn Scr bicbere Wam batte aud
~pbenbrein bas S6ipein pertuuft. -
Die bier Mebger 3ugen NIT iiibiaurer
Wiiene bon Damien.
6iiaR.
- Gin crgGslide5 Stiidden leis
itete i'm 6er6it 1907 elm bieberer Sns
milicnpater in @iiNbnuien. CIR batte
3nbltag gebnbt uno mar, nic bort
iiblidb, nuh Dem MadtcIien nod 81
eiuieeu Sduppeu gcaangcn, Die i'm
Ioldjcrnrt i'll Den &opf itiegen, Dab cr
nidt mcbr fpuBtc, Oh er Den Iffcn
6eimDealeitete poer Der NfFc / E II. Sn
Ser yia6t ipurbeu feline I~n9ebGrigen
burf has &elllcn Deg SunheS i'm &ofe
aus Dem S@lnfc 9eireft, unS ais man
nnd}iab, fam man ben plpadereu"
3cdber frieblif ic1nardJeno nit DEM
Sbcr.0rper III Der S%unpcbiitte cinge@
5irGnat, irGbrcnD ser Snuo nebcn ieis
ner Sebluiuug itnnD uno jdTnmerlid
Geulte. Srobbem nun Die gauge
Snmilir i6r G6cr0nupt an Den Scie
ncn padte nnb iammt Der Sirnbebiiite
eini9e Wialc im Sofe berumiHlcifte.
0elono cS bod nidt, i'm aus %ieiner
cuaeu &a9e III bcfreien, ipc3bal6 nan
i'm bis nm Morgcn icinem S1idinl
iiterlieB. Ils am Mproen Die Yes
miiGungen nod inmcr frilGtloS blics
ben, Der Nfnm lid IclbIt nu1 ni6t
befreien %fonnte, murbe Der gpr6ii1e
anoten burM 3ertriimrerung Der
SMHbsbiitte qeIdit. Der o@rabe" Ioa
lid bod ulo bctltg perldlrorcn b1s
ben, in Ieincm Hcben nie mcbr in cine
&o%unoebiittc gu iGliipfen. S6 er BOG
Srinfcn nhcr muh lailen iuoate, bnrs
iib,r i@wct9t Die G9rouif pou 0iibl>
bauien.
&rcaEen.
- Gu5 @crlin perlmitct INTERIM
Snhnm pnm 90. Sftoher: Il5 Ger
GrpreGSue &ambnrg : Berlin IN CUB
wiasluit %eirtraf, murbc i'll einem Nib
tbeil Der critcu ~g8ngeuflaiie Die 2eihe
cines Wiannes ~gciunoen, reben Der eiu
Hepolber lag. nit neldem Der Neis
ieuoc Sel6itmorb reriibt bate. aus
Den mitaeiiibrten Yapieren beS 5obten
ergab iit, SaB er Der meritanii9e
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-11-03
Gammcrt emd, nm cure Gahc!

Giemanb rirb Tie fir elld5
tbun. IS lit cure Sohc. eld
hou jeglidcu ltnarncGmlihfeiten
fern 81 bdltcn, iDcnn eS cuh m0gliG
lit. HIM iDr f0nnt Sen 2cbers unb
@nrms9 clGmerbcr ans Dem @coc
ec6cn, renn inr Or. Sings 9icip 9ife
@iHen nebmt. Sicielben baltcn
@nlcubcihmerocn. Wnlrria unb
WelDiuht aI5 eurem Sultcme fern.
Sir % Gents 3u Gnteu in hcr Slpos
ttefc bon :. @. 8rete, 656 @iain
Ct:nbc. 2uhuale, SDiud.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-11-03
III @orS bciinbli1en Scrionen

nlle an Soro bcfinblihcn Ycrionen
in Sidcrbcit.
Die Y~ai'agiere baben ibre 9an5e
6nbc oeltorea, Ino in einigen Sdls
len iiuo Die &erluite iehr b,eeuteuD;
CO befanDen lid) mcbrere OcIddftss
rciienoc on @prh, borunter Elm Meiz
ienbcr fir Elm Sllhoelenbaus, Der eis
len Wlitcrfoffer nit einem Snbnii
in &ert5e bon $4,000 cinbiibte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-11-03

CT reiite bin itnb brodte DEN I6nobcn
Shannon NIT fa~be.5aiter Uei1rpinz
pisfcit burd), %irornltf CT rtcoer Die
gal1ligen Uerape Gmertla's anfz
lu1te.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-11-03
Iraftiihe @ltern.

@urum haben Sic ben Sun9eu qe@
raoe Sorer5 tanfen %lniien; robI aus
pietat ge9en ben perltorbeuen GroB@
batter?
Ius RietGt gerabe nidt. aber bon
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-11-03

Ser Hdbe bon %6affbaricn 9eieben.
Graf Zeppelin bat Die &biift. meb@
rere Stunoen in Der 2uft 3u bleiben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-11-03

Dem boben mir ieet nod 100 Iiiitenz
farten balieeen; Die lam er bann
penigitens ipGtcr %auf6rau6en.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-11-03
@hrttemberg.

@pn Sriebrifsbofen trnt am
WorNcn bes 27. Sftober Orai 3eppe>
inns 2uitihiff nit &rina &cinri6 uub
rcm &nuptmarn WbiGfe ais Saiias
Qieren cine Quitffnbrt on. Gr ieetc
iid IN nGrrlider Hi6tung : nod
lleberlin0cn am @obcniec in Sc
nc9une unb berfplate ieiuen @e9 nit
elmer @cidluinOigfeit bon 81 Nieilen
in Ser Stnnbe gcgen cine itnrie
Sriie. @rnf Zeppelin itanb peri0us
lih am Steuer. Sns 2uffihiff, bnS
lid in einer 66bc bon ettra 500 Sub
befuno. bcridranb balo binter biden
@plfene6nten. gs lpurSe 5uEest in
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-07-17
WOULD KILL FATHER.
Eight Year Old Girl Shoots Several
Times But Fails.

NEW YORK, July 10, = Eighteen
year old Sarah Comiskey created a
lot Of excitement opposite police
headquarters in New Rochelle last
night by firing several shots at her
father, Sarman Comiskey.
According to the police, the father
left his family in New York some
time ago and came TO board at New
Rochelle. He told his fellow board
ers to warn him ii his daughter put
in an appearance as she would make
trouble. When the girl came from
New York, last night, Comiskey was
warned. He went directly to the po-
lice station to ask for protection As
he left the station he met his daugh-
ter who had followed him. She drew
a revolver and opened fire. She
wounded Comiskey slightly in the
head. 7 The girl was locked up. She
said she was emulating Sarah Koten
in shooting her father, because he had
deserted her mother and herself She
is thought to be demented.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-07-17
SUES cap" ANsoN

CHICAGO, July To- Adrian An
son, former captain OF the Chicago
National League Baseball team was
defendant in suit before Judge Lam
dis which resulted in the appointment
of receiver for Anson's billiard and
bowling establishment here. The
bankruptcy proceedings followed
closely the beginning of suit against
Anson on behalf OF Mrs. Chas p.
Taft, sister-in-law OF the presidential
nominee. Mrs. Taft alleged that
Arson owed her $6,500 for rent of
The premises where he has been con-
ductinS his billiard hall Schedules
of accounts due amounting to about
10000 were fled by the petitioning
creditors.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-07-17
PERSONAL MENTION

Mrs. A. /. Pease Of Portland has
been in the city during the past week
visiting relatives.
Mrs. Leander, her daughter and
Miss Henderickson are the guests Of
Mrs. Jens Hahsen, at Seaside, for a
few days.
S. H. Snyder, representing the
Horticultural Fire Relief, of Oregon,
with headquarters at Salem, is in the
city in the interest OF his company.
Charley Fowler, the genial travel
ing freight man OF the A. & c, at
Portland, was in the city yesterday
on business and pleasure bent.
T. Muellhaupt, of Salem, and well
known hereabout BY reason of his
long connection with the o. R. & n.
construction department. is in the
city for few days outing.
w. w. Ridehalgh has returned
from business trip to the Tillamook
country and has a rich, ripe tan to
show for his absence on the coast.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-07-17
CHICAGO GIRL GONE.
Little Louise Prussing May Have
Been Kidnapped.

CHICAGO, July l6-Louise Pruss-
ing, the l5-year-old daughter Of
Eugene Prussing, a prominent attor-
ney, disappeared last night and at an
early hour today no trace Of her had
been discovered by her relatives or
friends.
Miss Prussing was last seen by her
sister Margaret sitting on the front
porch OF their home When mem
Der Of the family went to call her to
supper a few minutes later she had
disappeared.
At first it was believed the girl
might have gone to visit some of her
school friends, but careful invesiga-
tion failed to show that she had done
SO.
AT midnight it was decided to no
tify the police and a general alarm
was sent out all over the city, the
theory of friends being that the child
may have been kidnapped. With
daylight a thorough search Of the
entire city was started.
Louise is tall child for her age,
being five feet seven inches in height
and very beautiful
Mr.. Prussing is in New York and
was notified by telephone Of his
child's disappearance.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-07-17
OLD SKELETONS FOUND.
They May be Relics of the Revolu
tionary War.

NEW YORK, July Human
skulls and parts of skeletons found
by workmen digging a cellar at Stap-
Teton kindled much interest among
State Island residents They are sup
posed to be relics Of the revolutionary
war, but whether they are the bones
OF aptriotic soldiers or Hessians OF
the British army is hard to determine.
If the bones are those Of soldiers
of Washington's army it is held they
should be re-interred in the National
Cemetery with military honors,
whereas if they belong to Hessians
who held part OF Staten Island during
1889, it is uncertain what disposi-
ton should be made Of them. An ap-
peal has been made to the local
chapter OF the Sons OF the Revolution
to determine if possible their identity
and arrange for their disposition.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-07-17
THE PLANETS

Civilization is not handmade. The
cliff -dweller rose by clinging to the
tail Of a wolf. Society became pos
sible with the spinning of the first
watcr-whcel. Modern Democracy is
a machine-made product. Race pro-
gress depends on mechanical power.
The steam engine was the great
emancipation. II doubled the produc-
tive energy Of the human race; made
serfs Improbable; abolished the gal
leys; stopped the treadmills; drove
the harper out Of the kings palace
and put Caruso on the handicapped
table Of every cottage. 1t made each
man his own Columbus; sent stay-at-
homes around the world; started a
universal correspondence school in
all the arts and science.
Every advance in dynamics is a
new declaration Of independence.
With every step forward the "indi-
vidual withers and the world is more
and more" The power engineer is
the poet and prophet Of the greatest
good to the greatest number He is
an unconscious socialist He decreed
The eight-hour day and the Saturday
nalf-holiday. On the Pacific coast he
has harnessed the glaciers which
cover the high top Of Mt Rainier and
let them to running the street cars in
Seattle and Tacoma. Across the
,rairies of the middle west he has
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-07-17
WIRELESS MESSAGE

A development is now in progress
in the adopation OF wireless tele-
graphy to balloons. At first thought
to be impossible, save with captive
balloons, on account OF the necessity
of ground connection, wireless
work from balloons was demonstrated
possibility without doubt, when
Major Edgar Russell Of the signal
corps, equipped the big service bal
loon number 10 with wireless re-
ceiving apparatus and, at heights
varying from one to five thousand
feet, succeeded in receiving, strongly,
messages transmitted from Annapo-
lis, Md, at distance of twenty-five
miles.
In this ascent, no attempt was made
to send any messages. The trans
mission of wireless messages from
balloon require certain special appara-
tus, for reason most carefully con-
sidered by those who are to go up.
Wireless sending apparatus makes
electrical sparks. The spark gap it.
self produces a spark big enough and
hot enough to ignite gas without diff
fculty, and even the little sparks in
the make-and-break and under the
key will ignite either illumination gas
or hydrogen.
No one cares to go up in a balloon
with piece of apparatus so closely
resembling a candle in powder
In the receiving test recently made,
Major Russell covered the outside of
the basket with a wire netting, which
formed the ground" of the system
A long wire three hundred feet in
length, depended from the basket,
bare, and insulated from the netting. |
This was the "antenna OF the system,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-07-17
TELEPHONE VS.. TELEGRAPH,



CHICAGO, July l6.-The Inter-
Ocean today says; The day OF the
telegraph for the operation and des-
patching Of railroad trains il rapidly
passing and the day Of the telephone
is at hand, The substitution Of the
telephone for the telegraph in train
service is, progressing rapidly, the
having been accelerated BY
the passage and operation OF the
ninehour telegraph law.
The Northwestern. the Illinois
Central, the Rock Island and the
Burlington roads have in operation
telephone systems covering nearly
400 miles OF railroads. The same
railroads are preparing to install
within the next two months tcle-
phones for the operation Of more
than 1000 miles OF additional road
In addition to this work every rail.
road in the United States is making
careful investigation Of the subject Of
rain operation by telephone with a
view OF installing the best system
possible.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-07-17
HOW? WHY3

stretched copper power wires. Tap
ping these magic hIaments, the farm
er straightens his bent back and sits
down to read Bernard Shaw while
the cream is chdrning.
Merely scratch the earth's surface
for a depth Of 10000 feet and water
will turn. instantly into steam. The
dream of the power engineer is the
sinking of two pipes to that depth.
Once in place he will drop high ex-
plosives to the bottom Of each and
discharge them simultaneously until
a connection has been formed between
the bottom of the pipes. Then into
the mouth Of one pipe he will divert
z stream Of water. At the bottom Of
this pipe the column Of water will
exert a pressure Of, say 5000 pounds
to the square inch and the steam re-
sulting from its contact with the SUI
per heated rocks will automatically
rise to the top Of the other pipe.
Harness this steam to turbines at the
surface and exhaustless power will
humanity speaking-forever avail
able.
But the engineer is not content
with planning to turn the earth itself
into. a great power plant, He has
designs on the rest of the solar, sys-
TEN. The music Of the sphere shall
keep time with the rattle Of spindles.
The sun and moon are to be driven
tandem. Man, he declares, shall eat
bread in the sweat Of the planets.
Technical World,