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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-30

air CURRENTS that an accident means certain death;
that he has nothing fight WITH nothing to cling to,
hope whateVer-one grows TO wonder Just that
San Francisco traction official wondered why and how
does it.
CTS all in getting used to it, - the experienced
naut SAYS That first cIcaVing rush from tho
ground is hardest the novice. There roar in his
ears like the coming Of cyclone pusjug like the
like iron rod, seems 10 have enormous weights
upon the feet, and his arc almost dislocatcd.
None but n strong mau could stand the muscular
tension,
But this first strain is gone as the balloon seadics
itself The relief is felt in the way Of pleasant,
dreamy sensation. The bare of the band the swell.
ing applause, the strange eXhiarationall bring hope
back TO the heart and a weird spirit of reckless
bravado.
Then comes tho cutting loose ''Whish!', The breath
grip, flash of upearthly light another cyclonc roar.
and then that dreamy floating sensation again as the
parachute opens after that first swift plunge Of
hundred odd feet.
is that of being stationary. When he ascends the
earth seems TO be falling from under him with breath
less rapdity. When be drifts the crowds look as if
they wero walking away when no drops tho earth
seems darting up at him
The terror of this last illusion may be Judged from
an experience Of Leo Stevens in Montreal.
''When opened my 50 said he f|after tho frat
swift drop, I the city surgng up at me- and in
the middle and directly under the tall slender
spre Of Notre Dame,
cit seemed like pivotal point about which the city
grow as a Kaleidoscope does from the confer. The
shar ppoInt Of 1T was rushing Mt me if I wcro a
center of small revolving world being drawn ire
sistibIy together, and the idea Of swift impaement
upon that sharp point made my flesh creep"
Tho experienced Jumper generally p1lido his
parachute by pulling the ropes and tiltinr it. and
in this way he is often enabled To land at Tho pont Of
ascent or TO houses and trees On this occasion
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-10-14
ADJUSTMENTS.

A select audience of art lovers was present last night at the Jefferson to greet an artist. Louis James, The one living actor who has stood for the classics through thick and thin. who has put forth his best efforts to tcing the public to just appreciation of Shakespea e, re- turned fin Edwin Booths ravlvaI of Henry the Eighth"
 There is supreme difficulty in believing that the public of today enters into real appreciation of the Immortal Bard s work. There Is no moment of stronger skepticism than when witnessing d pro- duction of Shakespeare, played on the boards where the musical travesty and the standard modern drama has nigltJy held forth. One feels that the major part of the audience is composed of the csten- tatious in culture, of people who wish to have others believe they enJoy the alas sics,' while in reality they are cutie bored at the lack of action" and iE- wardly dub the play dreary and uninter - esting
 But the audiences at 'Henry the Eighth last night consisted clearly of true lovers of art The seekers for amusement doubt
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-10-14
IRON QUOTATIONS
 AGAIN ADVANCED
Steel Making Product Is In
 Very Great Demand
BASIC MARKET ACTIVE
Probability That an Import Movement of Large Proportions Will Follow Advances in Price Has h.
 fluence Upon Market.

Cleveland. October 13.-The Iron Trade Review tomorrow will say:
 Following the heavy buying of steel making irons of the Cambria Steel com pany last week there has been increased interest in the market for these grades and quotations have been advanced
 The Republic Iron and Steel company has bought 10000 tons of Bessemer at $19 and purchases by other interests amount to about 20,000 tons
 The basic market has been active, par ticularly in the eastern district where fully 40,0o0 tons have been purchased, and important inquiries are pending at Chi cago and St. Louis.
 The Steel corporation has bought few thousand tons of basic for its Pencoyd works.
 A sale of 5000 tons of basic is reported at St. Louis. In foundry irons, moderate sales have been made in some parts of the country, but on the whole buying is not 80 active as it was a few weeks ago. In the south prices for first quarter seem to be established at $15, Birmingham, but at $1L50.
 A strong probability that an import movement of large proportions would follow rapid advances of quotations in this country is having an important in fuence on the market, especially in semi nnlSned ana nnlshed products.
 One lot of German bilets has been pur- chased for import from the continent, and there is an active inquiry for foreign steel in this country, not only on the seaboard but as far west as thu Mis- sissippi river.
 Reports of steel scrap are coming in from England and the Netherlands.
 The New York Central is expected to place an order for 4O00 cars at an early date.
 The Great Northern has ordered 1000 ore cars from the Pressed Steel Car com pany, and inquiries from other ore carry ing roads are pending.
 There is a decided shortage Of cars in the Lake Superior district.
 The Lehigh Valley has ordered 750 J0-ton gondolas and 150 refrigerator cars from the Standard Steel Car company, and 250 50-ton gondolas from the Cambria Steel company.
 The Gilmore and Pittsburg has ordered 100 steel gondolas from the Pressed Steel Car company, and the Michigan Central has placed an order for 7S0O tons of struc- tural material with the McClintock-Mar- shall Construction company, Pittsburg for platforms for the new terminal at Detroit
 Some Of the large piate-makers are far behind in the delivering Of plates to car builders.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-10-14

largest attendance in years. General Gates P Thruston of Nashville, presi- dent, presided at a business session held this morning. This afternoon the yet erance were the guests of honor at special review of the Eleventh cavalry at Fort Oglethorpe. Ga, and tonight Congressman Washington Gardner of Michigan made the principal oration of the reunion at the auditorium. The re- union continues through tomorrow and many interesting features are planned
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-10-14

and which will reach the Antilles Friday night. The passengers of the Antilles will be transferred to the Comus, which will then proceed to New York. Several tugs have been ordered to the scene 10 en- gage in the work of refoating the An tiles
 Hundreds of telegrams were received at the local offices of the Morgan line today from anxious friends and rela- tives throughout the country of those on board the Antilles. Encouragaing re-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-10-14
STEAMER IS AGROUND.
Antilles Is Stuck In Shallow Watel
 With Passengers Safe.

New Orleans, October 13.-Aground in about eight feet of water of the Bahama islands, the steamship Antilles of the Morgan line tonight lies in compar- ative position of safety Passengers and crew will suffer no discomfort pending the arrival of the steamship Comus, which left New Orleans this morning
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-10-14

less summed the play and sought their pleasure at the circus or the faH or otllei attractions In the city. During lhe Pioe ress of the impressive piece the slightest sound might have been heard In the the atre. The whole interest of the specta- tors was centered in the lines of the play and not a word fell from an actor IDS unheard or unnoticed.
 Louis James is perhaps more happlly cast in the role of the ambitious Cardinal Wolsey than any of those which he mas essayed. possibly with the exception Of Falstaff in Merry Wives of Wind sor.'' The age, the appearance, the stage presence of the actor are eminently fitted for the part. He delivers every word of his lines with a nobility, certain imperl- ousness. that is truly becoming. The fa- nous speech of the fallen cardinal to Cromwell is delivered with fnesse that is essentially artistic. And so in every detail of the part MT. James carried his art to the point of perfection.
 Miss Aphie James Is able co-star, and furnished excellent support in her portrayal of Queen Katharine. She is not In every sense inferior to MT James. no unpleasant contrast being noticeable. The same applies to the remainder or the cast, the company as given above proving able ! 1llers-in for an excellent whole. The version in which MT. James ap- pears is perhaps not entirely satisfactory to many who expect to see Henry the Eighth" produced verbatim. It is the ar engagement made by William Winter for mer dramatic critic of the New York Tribune, for Edwin Booth. Many original scenes are omitted, but the production as given is greatly superior to many of the modern versions of the Shakespearean drama, where scenes are omitted or dis placed haphazard. The Booth version is entirely adequate for present stage needs, and is clearly the best that may be offered.
 The packer of the classics deserves the patronage of all lovers of art
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-10-14
"Too Many Wives"

Joe Morris and ''Too Many Wives are at the Bijou this week, proving q popular diversion for the big fair crowds There is d matinee this afternoon and another Saturday, with nightly performances There is a pretty chorus and plenty of fun.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-10-14
"The Climax

In the full flush of its New York suc- cess, Joseph M. Webers great play, The Climax" by Edward Locke musical theme by Joseph Carl Breil, will visit Birmingham tomorrow night and Satur- day matinee and night. The Climax is said to be one of the really great plays of the period and piece that has re- ceived the united Endorsement of the New York critics
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-10-14
At the Hippodrome.

This weeks great vaudeville bill-five acts-ls pleasing the people and drawing big crowds. all that can be asked of IL. There Is a matinee daily at o'clock and performances every night at 7;So and o'clock.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-10-14
"St Elmo.u

The only authorized dramatzation of Mrs Augusta J Evans Wilson's famous novel est Elmo comes to the Bijol theatre at popular prices next week com mencng Monday night with matinees Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-10-14

piles went back Assurances of the well fare and safety of the passengers was given without qualification.
 The steamship Momus for whose safety grave fears were entertained. will reach New Orleans on time tomorrow morn-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-10-14
The Jeffersons Coming.

Joseph and William W. Jefferson have engaged d company of eminent actors to support them in The Henrietta, the famous comedy of Bronson Howard. It will come to the Jefferson theatre Mon day and Tuesday nights and Tuesday matinee of next week.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-10-14

Reunion at Chattanooga.
 Chattanooga. October 13.-'The society of the Army of the Cumberland opened its annual reunion here today with the
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-11

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bcrn bate beriiber fommel loiien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-11
Sbnberte crtlGrcn Sric9.

Gincinndtt, g., 10. Ipril. :
@tor NnberioL Er0iiocnt Der 80
hIn1bia (hcatre Co., beballptet, Die
SbubertS niirOcu Die MiadupS, @on-
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Der bon alop & Granger controlir-
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Ncm Oort. 10. April. - Snt
nNItor-Souie" lpnroc gcItern in Der
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RCgierln1a 0egcn Die aohlcntrml6r
portbobnen, Ole Den iogenomten Sob
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poll ibm uCrtretcnen 9ubn b%eforoer.
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seine liod) ouf picllcidt 20 SATIRE hin-
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lclner &%crncbnnng lurlroe Die llnters
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YMcrtfancr huttcn Irdl.

Mpntc Carlo, 10. Ipri(. -
las hclttige Motorboot- Herren nm
Die "Gonpc Dcs Notions", i'm @crtbe
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oic Gommiilion bottc ulirr 622 eil,.
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DIE @cnGloe 5i~,geloiien limo, obcr lpie
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Gin ncttcr Observation-Disclosures.

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-11
100000 fir Mngcblidjc Ginbrcdlcr.

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item 2col0ro Wooble cinjuDringcn.
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Midltcte iih icIbit.

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-11
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Nem Nort, 10. Npril. - Sl eli
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ScIdeiQ aeid0t, 10 bob man I'm i'm
0nAltlId) gclpor0cn lei. Gas Srio,
Dos Den Mam qcItcrn nit lid) hin
lpcaiiIbrtc, it0rtc cinTincr, ooaWfor3.
Don nit elmer iullgcn Came orron.
qitt bate. '''.'' .'.' .''. '"'
Sic Eoli5ci ltcQte gcItcrn in 9l6rc0c,
Dab lie bon Scr Yffnirc irgeno etpaa
iuiI'r, SlulocS GommiiiGr SbicIes,
npr Dem ItctS Die 8elu6e i'm Nllalic.
ferlulga : 9eieblc p%crbonoelt iucroelt,
gob al, bob ibln fem oerortiqcS 8e-
Illd) lunterbreitet mproen lei, Dob es
bcabolb lid offen6nr nm cine 9(ffoire
hnnblc, Die priuut crlcoiQt iucroe. ISnl
Silrcou Der Eintcrton Hgelltrr be
bollptete mon cbcnfoua. ppu Dem
gnljcn Sale nidltS 5u luiiicn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-11
MeiOlntc Ghcfrau.

Rem 9orf, 10. Iprii. = Jrou
@ebeccu Hotb lpar nod tcirie iiinf
Stunoen ani an1erifanii1cln Soben.
DC botte lie ben fobnenfliidtigen Got
ten aud ihon Dor CEN 9aoi aeidleppt.
Der i'm inter Trobation itellte unb
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-11

i'd cr0cbcn SIT ~Ioiien. GtrpoS, mas
ben arobeu &a8er beionoers crfreltc,
mar bic Mittbeilung, bob es wirfIidl
nod meiBc Nbiuo3croiic gicbt, mcnu
gleih c2 %uotImcu0ig iein oiirite, bis
nod Dem Congo por5lt6ringen, melu
Gr zines CrlCQClt mill.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-11
Hittsbnrg's Musitcauna.

Eittsburg, Fa.. 10. 9lpriI =
9ie Snternationale aunit- Ereiscom.
miiiiun hat Die gilsrpnbl BON $50 &c.
m1lben beenbet, ipcId)e bier nm Stii.
trnsstaeee psm %. april, i'm Gar
reggie Snltiflif ofientlit aiiseeitent
neroen io1en. Die Gonfurrens mar
iiir uller 0crren gambler oiiclL ulb