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swTiv9aTHHS Igi Ik II It 1 1 ft IL' i 4 SHmsanseissMnsia SWH RESTING IN MIDAIR, i hi 1 1 rritr i riii ra4 Ik Ltrcot Birds. "While I norer hate seen it explained In one of th oroltholojlcal shirrpt'of the too. ''It In wonder to me pors'onx anonld exprss aniaseraent It tb bi)ty of certain hird to hang po'ssd In tii tit without Wlag Wtlon. ''It i tavortt trie of tu grout condor. Aar a the air, far oerond mountain topis, these birds bj poised a motionless as percVd on solid roe True, their w'ng are out Itcetelied, but even tltraisa.

glasses not he. (tighten morion vprcptlhle. They rennltt In this posltfon fop msnjr minutes, somi tlmM for as, hour, tag a cnreful scrutiny of everything be low them, In their sfsrcb, for prey. TWa, with a ilight tilting of the they flip (Iom'I awar, or, baring found what they were seeking, dart llli a bullet toward The eugle, hawle enilothefspi ele have thti same faculty of polling appareufly on uotli Ing. ''These hinjs more about until tbey ueet an ukKhk 'uifnoC air It aSny 'ronse from tin mediately henentb tlirm.

from STiiifl di'flci ted by itrlklng CHS along th sea, or may come frotrf great llance, hr a rushing wind struck the aide of a inonn lain and no turned upward Being i the wins roost of th time In search prey, t'i'J hae learned to wills Uiese upnteMnB air currents for Ihelr. ti purpose ConiHft to ono of these nl heading lo the wind, tbey ill tbelr pinions at nx. angle which will permit them to real tl em and scrutinize something tint baa taken th'ir attention perhaps on the plain below Thu, while tbey leem polaed on nothing, the llr current ruablng upward buoys them "Ton the in me thing In mid oeean when ahlpa are followed by Dock of gulH In aome rare caae clear cro the ocean hen the ahlpa atart tut the gtilla fly here and there, eome tlmea Away en hlch and again suramins tile MTface flf the wnter In lenrrh of food As the hours and ddya pas they tire and then yon will aee tbem poise for rest on th air current rlalns from the stern of the ship The onrush of nn ocean (treThound creata I swiftly rising air current In Its wake "Tlill curls ever like a ware and rush liyothe rgcunm made by the atenmer fid on It the gulla are cnrrled along without effort and at th same, speed which the ship la traveling" New Press. SCIENCE SIFTINQS. MHE FORT WAYNE EVENING SENTINEL, SATURDAY, SEPT.

1Z. 1903. fa Hftret, tones of tha emplrt with a vlw to euripg tba arreat of th flngltadera of auch movements Vn fortiinately for JAe offlclale, several of the jneettnga wfcich. they rranged re suited (n serious disturbances, hence fhs banlshjrjent of the twe) secret police officials. The Incident has caused a sensation In administrative circles.

"vTHAT rSS EHPEBOB SAID. Dr. Lyon's PERFECT Tooth Powder Used by people pf refinement for over a qtiarter xt a century PBgfAHSD'BY TO REACH FIRE Sept Th Prussian cabinet order of Wednesday taking the national gallery from the control of the Berlin municipality and, plac ing Jt under tb mlnlstjy of puMJoI Instruction la badly recMved by artists and by the city uthorltlst Thq order is ascribed to th InltlatLve of Emperor WlHiawl whose 'opinion as several times diverged from that i lOm Up tfeetS Uelay Depart of the municipal art commission and TTr Vein Tiiii1I 'illrentor nl the I gallery, To? instance, the oommls sloa recently bought Kamf'a ''Two of tbla season's academy. What the emperor thought of tlut work la related by Kampf. who, principal commissioner in cnarg ci A oil th "Aowifl th.

10 58 o'clock tbii emoeror irounl. aionuag ment Trio of Small Blazes Today. A fire originating froin a kl(chin stove obtained a atart in th root o( a summer kitchen in th rear of th emperor a found, "Who painted this abominable thingf" Inquired the emperof) Stopping In front of the "Two Sisters'' did, your majesty," replied tte 7 Kampf, Director Von Tschudi wanted the gallery to have a 'Wblaller and had arranfed to buy hla "Nocturne No. 3, St, Mark'a but th mty commlsalon tn thi case'refused( to support Herr Von, Tschudi, because, it la said, the emperor suggested that the plctuw was not needed. t'ranua Is the only one of our system of planeta ti bli rotates bocki nrtl Uljccrln has the property, extraordinary among liquids, of not evaporating.

The star Canopus surpasses the sun In brightness ijy more than 10,000 times The equator of Iars la inclined to the plane of tta 6rblt about 25 degrees That of the earth la Inclined 23 degrees 24mlnqtes. The different worlds of the solar am llj are at dTfferent stages of their evo intlen If the moon 1 waif of the past, Jupiter la a. world of the future. jib electrical charge of the gaseous tan. la electrostatic units.

The number of molecules in oftt cubic centimeter of cae under atnndard con iitlons is 30 multiplied by the nineteenth power of 10. 8uch. common aubstancea as sugar, glucose and chalk having been found to ebsorb sunlight all day and to give it off in rays during the night, th discovery of some means for rendering those rays useful in Illuminating houses night with little expense seem a possibility of the near future. Beardvi Wemen. Bearded nomen have evlsted at all periods of the world'a history.

Even Herodotus, the "father of blatory," gives ba an account of one Tedasnei, "who lled above Ilallcarnassus," a priestess of Minerva, whose chin regularly budded vltu a large beard whenever any great public lalamlty Impended Bartel Uaretji, a vi oroau of Copenhagen, bad a beard reaching to ber waist Charles XII of Sweden bad a fftnale grenadier In his army who possessed the beard as vell as th courage 6f a tana. Margaret." duchess of Aus trli? and ernesa ot the Netherlands, haidJA lnrgf, wlrv, stiff heard, of wlitih ne was very proud Of lata yara Ajhert, duke of Bavrtrla. reports hating bad a' young lady govsrncas In his household who was "the pioud possessor of 1 Very large black beard." Devrlnpment th TValVtna Stick. Probably the pntrlnrcb'K stuff waa the A rat adaptntloii' of the walking stick, and from Its first Inception to the present day It lias undergone almost endless cbnngps. In )70l footmen attending gentlemen were forbidden to calory tn aids, these being replaced by a porter' s'att Thirty years later gentlemen wr forbidden to carry swords, but allowed, to carry larg oak sticks.

Itefoie many years varnished aud polished woods with ornamental heads came into uh snd In One form or another ha re held their own In public krT The sjtatm tp Tliere, "Pemember," admonished the rev srsnd rentteman. "when you begin to aetk' the aiote la your neighbor's eye tirf Is etty cTtin to be a beam In your cwj." "Test's right," replied Sinnlckson. "It nalis Jhe urerag uian't whole face bja a mot tn his neighbor'! syerKfcbanger MJLIIOrAIRE DIES SUDDENLY. Naugatuck, Sept 12 Broo ion B. Tuttle, a retired rnilUonsii manufacturer of tbla plac, died today of apoplexy.

Aa th senior mem ber of the firm of Tuttle Whitte more, now the Naugituck iron works, he had manufacturing intereeta in Naugatuck, Troy, Cleveland, tndlanapolla and Chicago He retired soma year ago, but continued to be Interested In real esHte In Chicago He was rn In tUs city in 1835. C. F. F. IS Final Transfer of Old Findlay to the Owners of the C.H,&D.isMade Columbus, 0 Sept.

12 The Cincinnati, Findlay and Fort Wayne Kallroad company was incorporated today with $1,250,000 capital stock Iby Bush Taggart, Joseph Arbuckle, Clifford TWsor, C. W. McKnlght, J. B. Child and tt X.

Carter. They propose to construct or acquire a steam railroad Una from th Findlay, Fort "Wayn and Western Junction with th Big Four to connect with, th Wabash and Flttsburg, Fort Wayn and Chicago atFort Wayn, Ind. Attached to th articles of incorporation la a copy of a deed transferring th Findlay, Fort Wayn and Waatern to Bush Taggart, of New York. Ti won who Is alwava talking about hfr much werk Ji does ahonld remeni bertbat sow pop work so, hard tbat Oey Coa' tlina to xU about 1L ItcWson ft'olw. ovsrpCayed the part, Moacow'Sept.

J2.rTwo offli cials Husslan secret police have I JA "r'f ic" Been ewjia iq j.rcnang;ci piycii, pspVcttvelj It 1 said li ere ir to orgtnlie, Jn (Wervt pacltf, secret wctliigs of worsen "Work and Lel.sre hold Be Mated, Wprk is good one seriously doubts this truth Adam 'may have doubted it when be first took spnde In hand and Ere when she scoured her first pots nnd kettles, but in the course of a few thousand years v. have larn ed to know and value this honest, troublesome, faithful and extremely exacting friend Bu.t work la not the only good thing lu the woild It Is not a fetls.lt to lie adorned, neither Is It to judged, like a sum In addition by its outward and Immediate results The god of labor does not libido exclusively. In the rolling mill, the law court or the coinfteld. He has a twin sister whose name Is leisure, and tn her society lingers now and then to the last lag gain of both rScrlbner a. Th nlahop and the tVldsw.

According to a contemporary, a bishop who Is widely known for bis sympa thetic and klridly nature having occa sion rec ntly to call upon a widow on aome church matter, and finding her deeply distressed at ber loneliness, ventured, as he was quite entitled do, to offer a few words of fatherly conaola tlon. "Ton must not." lie said. cast down br your sorrow and lonelv posi tion. Itemember the roaxtin. 'Man pro poses, but'" "Ab, my lord," Inter tnpted tha ladyf "if man only would It is not mentioned whether the biahop was a bacliclor or not.

London Standard. "Well, there's orie consolation," observed Mr. Suburb philosophically, as ho shooed his nelgbbor'a bena over th fence for the aome huudredth time "At laat I hne discovered why chickens have crops) tn their anatomy." "Whyr asked bis wife curiously. 'Why not, with all the aeeds they plant In, themselvesT' queried Jin Suburb. New York Times FraeUelr Ta Brauirsbj tell yon I ro overworking." I buj turning out an awful lot of work Just now, Nocker Thafs net exactly the word your employer used In describing your present, work Baltimore American.

Feople seldom Improve who tbey bare no ether mode) but tbemsetyea 1 pattern 'after, Goldalnlth. Broadway la impassible at tha 'Walt street crossing, Owing to th pave ment work la progress, and in order to reach th fire Engine company No. 6 was compelled to run to the Pennsylvania tracks, cross th partially completed street railway tracka and go down Brooklyn avenue t6 College street, and these to Wall, giving them a very roundabout run to reach a tire but a short distance away By the time the engine company reached th place th upper portion of th building was piactlcaily destroyed, but the flames war quickly extinguished The loss will reach perhaps 8160. Mr. Steinbauser is engaged in the manufacture of table mustard, catsup and kindred relishes GASOLINE FIRES.

Two other alarms of fir today wers directly traceable to th us of gasoline In the seaaonabl pleasantry of house Cleaning At 9 o'clock this morning the department responded to an alarm from the residence of George Davis, 04S Fast Wayne street, where some bedding and other house furnishings wer kflrs Women at work cleaning the house were using gasoline for th purpose Th loas will ba about $25, At 11.2S a. nx, th third alarm came from the second story of a building at 712 Barr street. Th looms are occupied by Martin, an engine driver, and aomebody had atepped upon a match, Fumes from gasoline quickly ignited, but the fire waa extinguished with no loss. ward and aft Vfill also ioeatd tha 18 3 inch guns of tha atoondary battery, lb, secondary battery also will consist of 12 3 pounders, 8 '1 pound, ers, a 3 inoh rapid fir 'guns, 2 machine guns and 6 automatic guna of amalt calibre, mounted in commanding positions and on th military tops, Frotectloa will ba furnished 'by armor consisting of th water Una Abov this tor a length of 200 feet the armor will bs five inches of uniform thickness extending from, tha top of th water lift deck to tha main deck. Transversa armor bulkheads, eastmat' armor and nickel steel turret and barbettes make up tba other protective features ot tha visseL The engines will be of the cylindrical expansion type, The Maryland la a slater ship to tha Pennsylvania, Colorado, West Virginia, California and South Dakota.

TO INSPECT ELLIS ISLAND. Oyster I Sept. 12. A large party will be at Ellis Islind next Wednesday to greet the president on hia arrival from Oyater Bay. It will include Frank Sargent, Inspector gensral of Immigration, Immigration officials of New York and some members of congress A thorough inspection ot the Immigrant station will be made and methods of examining and admitting Immigrant will be Illus trated practically.

The president and bis immediate party will arrive at the Island at noon, on the naval yacht Sylph and will remain until late in the afternoon. No visitor wer re ceived by the president today, this being tha third successive day on which he has had no formsl callers He Jia le it understood tliat the consideration ot all matters net ab solutely ot urgent Importsno will be postponed until he shall have re turned to Washington, HAS MADE A RICH STRIKE. Orvil Dodge, a brother in law of the late Pettit, arrived in the city a few days ago from Oregon. Mr. Dodge.

waa receiver of public monies at th general land office at Washington while Hon Hermann was commissioner, but resigned his position last winter and went to Oregon, where ha had spent a quarter ot a century among tha mine. Mr. Dodge explains that much of bis de sir to return to tha west waa occasioned by the fact that he knew of a very rlcn placer mine which he hoped to aecure, and in which he was successful He atarted for Fort Wayne with the Intention of sharing nis good fortune with Mr, Pettit and other relatives and friends in this city, but on reaching Denver learned of Mr. Pettit's aad death. Ha is visaing friends in the city, and believes that the mining property ot which he is secretary will prove to the best in southwest Orgon.

Mr. Dodge will leave In a few days tor Washington. FIRST BATH VMS Slight Mishap at Launching of New Cruiser Maryland at Newport News, Newport News, Sept. 12. The launching of th 19,000 ton armored cruiser Maryland was attended by a mishap which delayed th plunge more than half an hour.

An imperfection in the atructural work under the vessel caused th cruiser to sink into the mud as she slid down tha waya Later ah was successfully floated uninjured. Miss Jennie Scott Walters, of Bal timore, christened th warship, Among the guests at th launching were prominent naval officials, tha atate officer of Maryland, including Oovernor Smith, and officers ot tba Newport News ship building com pany. The cruiser Maryland Is COS feat on load water line; extreme breadth 69 feet, 6HS Inches) trial displace ment, 13,860 tons; mean draft at trial dlaplecement, 24 fact, 1 inch. Th Maryland's will consist of 4 8 inch guns mounted In two electrically controlled eliptically balanced turrets, on forward, arid One aft on the 'main deck; 4 6 inch guna) on th gun deck, a main broad' tld battery of 10 6 incU guna, flva On ach side. On ths main, deck1 tor FINE VAUDEVILLE ftTTRAGTIOKS BOOKED 3.

I FORGIVE OUR TELLING 1 42 The same story (all the time. If we talk abtut nothing but Sji gj BURSLEY'S HIGHrGRADE I It is because we know of nothing better worth tha words. We mean to kesp talking about it until we hares made it ft i pertinent question with you whether you anchor to it continue to float on a sea of trouble with yariable, goods.1 x' When you Have used the coffee once you will enjoy discussing it as much as we do. Why not use it SAVE THE SIGNATURES. 1 Mr.

and Mrs. Jacob J. Bauer, 2133 Force street, died today from mara rnna, at the age of three months anj ten days. Funeral services will be held from the residence Sunday afternoon at Si o'clock. J.

Webster Bailey will officiate and the interment wlU occur at Xlndenwood. Free Entertainments to Given Twice Daily at the Fair. be A free vaudeville entertainment by flret dasa artists will be one of the principal festures of the Fort Wayne fair next month, and Secretary Will Johnson has just signed contracts for six attractions which will furnish a program of more than ordinary merit. Two entertainments will be given dally, morning and afternoon, upon a large stage which will be erected immediately in front ot the grand stand, The afternoon program will be given between heata In the race program There are six attractions as followa Two troupea of white Arabian diving horses that dive from a platform thirty feet high Into a tank of water elgnt feet deep Samayoa, acrobatic wonder, who performs some startling feats on swinging tings. Rosalre, slack wire artist Walter Stanton Co Mr Stanton's Co la a diminutive bantam rooster, and their act will be remembered by those who saw the Fore paugh Sells Bros show here early tn the summer.

Mr, Stanton makes himself up as a rooeter, and he and the bantam perform aome very amusing stunts The Rouens, aerfallst wonders The Three Rossis In a comedy acrobatic act entitled 'The Myaterloua Sweetheart There will be no extra charge for these entertainments DEATHS AND FUNERALS. EDWARIa Charles Edwards, a pioneer Columbia City business man, died Friday night at his boarding place on Washington street. Death was due to stonisoh trouble. Mr. Edwards had long been a sufferer from stomach trouble and for the paat two montha had been in th city receiving medical treatment.

Mr. Edwards was among the number who joined the rush to California in 1849, shortly after ths discovery of gold there. Returning later to Indiana, he served as a soldier in the civil war, and later embarked in ths hardware business at Columbia City. He retired from aotiv business about ten years ago, having acquired a competence. Mr, Edward had no immediate family.

Ho was an uncle'of the lata Mrs. W. V. Mc Nagny, and waa widely known. A nephew, Joseph Wunderley, wis with him during hi laat Illness.

Hazel May, th little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Perry, ot 1403 Xrla street, died at 4 o'clock Fridiy afternoon from scarlet fever, at th age of four montha The father ot th little on is mployd by th Bash Fscklng Funeral aervlcea wer held from the residence this afternoon and war private. BAUER' XOLEB, The infant child of Mr. and Mrs.

Toler, 2822 Ziafayttto Kreat, died tbla afternoon. John Robert Bauer, infant of FUNERAL ANNOUNCEMENTS. Bonfleld. Funeral services of Mrs. Mary Bonfleld will be held Monday morning at 8:30 from the residence, 633 East Wayne street, and at 9 O'clock from the Cathedral.

Hegerfeld. Funeral services of Cnaries Hegerfeld will be held Sunday afternoon at 1 from the residence, 2018 Nelson street, and at 2 o'clock from Emmaua Lutheran church. Brase Funeral services of Frederick 0. Brase will be held Sunday afternoon at 2.30 o'clock from ths residence, 303 West Jefferson street, and at 2 o'clock from Emanuel Lutheran church, Commencing Monday, September 14th, cars will run to Robison park aa followa: First car leaves the transfer corner at 8 a. and one car every hour up to 1 p.

from 1 p. m. to 8 p. cara will leave tha transfer corner at th half hour and hour. Last oar leaving th park at 6 30 tn.

Shi schedule to be in effect for next week only. Commencing with September 21st, th regular winter service will be put on th Park Una, whlcn is two cars dally, leaving the tranater corner at 8 a. and 4 pm. and leaving the park at 8:30 'a. m.

and 4.30 p. except on Saturdaya there will be an extra car leave the tranater corner for the park at 10 p. m. TO OUTE for CLASSIFICATION WHO WANTED To rent two or four nn furntslxed rooms or mall house. Address box 8, this offloa.

FOR RENT A room with bath. Apply 3445 Smith, street 4 One month's free tuition will be given the next fifteen young people enrolling for a course in the Fort Wayne Business College. Here's your chance; show your wisdom by making Inquiry immediately. Address or call at the College.8 17 819 Calhoun St. Phone 2020.

8 12 tf MORTON PLACE LOTS FOR SALE 8 c4 us 3 i 3 2 3 3 3 3 3 6 COTTAGE AVENUE. I I I i. I ii I ko I c. I ii 47 46 45 44 43 42 41 40 89 3 3 3' 121 3 48 49 60 61 E2 63 64 BS 68 a a 4 1ST 33 87 84 33 82 WILDWOOD AVENUE. 10 i i i 653! 64 ill 11 12 13 14 63 62 61 60 69 68 67 13 15 35 16 85 17 35 IS 35 19 35 20 35 35 22 35 23 85 121 81 SO 29 23 27 20 25 24 FOB Man tli Josrw part of tea room horus, centrally located, to some ono who will hoard three people.

0. Davis, room 17 18 HxUy Long block, 12t3 KINNAIRD AVENUE. Buy a Lot Where You Have City Water, Asphalt Pavement, Cement Walks, Natural Gas and Electric Lights. One square east of South Wayne Street Car Line, 'x THIS 'BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE ADDITION THE HIGHEST PART OP BOtJTH WAT HE. a) Extends cast from Fairfield to Hjagland Avenue, sooth from Cottage to Klncalrd avereu.1 65 Lots from $300 to $850.

Easy Payments. THE LARQE BRICK HOMESTEAD, tfRONTINd OK FAIRFIELD AVENUE, TO BE SOLD WITH FRONTAGE DESIRED BY PURCHASER. CUR.RYER GESAMAN, Phone 1064. Boom 8 and 0, Plxley Long Block, REPRESENTATIVE ON GROUNDS MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS AND SATURDAYS TROM 13 10s 630 1 OfPICB OPEN EVENINGS FBOH 70 TO 0. 1 a III 1.