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Evening journal., 1902-11-18


Norway, is now in this country. Miss
Hvosley is an advocate Of the woman
suffrage movement, and she says that
few nations are more in sympathy with
that movement than hers.
Manager-'We must put great deal
Of realism into this woodland scene.
Can you get someone to growl so as to
resemble a bear?'
Assistant think so. There are
six or seven chorus men who haven't
received their wages for three weeks.
I'll call them"
Siwash Indians from Puget Sound
and British Columbia 10 most of the
hop picking in Western Washington,
and the annual migration from the
reservations to the hop yards has al
ready taken place. The dusl1y red man
is valuable to the growers. and in
many instances superior to the white
picker. The growers pay 81 a box, and
the average buck earns 81 a day.
Adele-"Tell me-are you engaged
to Cholly?"
HOIltnSt ACOuulueDl lldllg l- NO Dul
expect to be'-ihe has already pro-
posed twicel"
A sardine famine prevails in Lon
don. and the price of the commodity
mas risen nearly 20 per cent. The west
coast of France, where the world s
supply of the best sardines comes
from, has been practically deserted by
the fish. The trouble is ascribed to the
cool summer, the belief being that 1t
has driven the fish further south.
How would you define 'exercise?' as
distinguished from 'work? asked the
teacher.
Exercise" answered Johnny. sis
work you like to do, and work is ex-
ercise you don't like to do"
Thirty-one huge and exceedingly
strong Havana cigars is the daily al
lowance of King Carlos. of Portugal
the biggest and the fattest of all the
reigning mOnarchs of the Old World
He is built on much the same lines as
his maternal grandfather, the late
Evening journal., 1902-11-18
LETTERS FROM The PEOPLE
What Does fidelity Mean2

What Does Fidelity Mean2
To the Editor Of the Evening Journal.
Sir: What does fidelity in the oath
Of office mean? If we have twenty-one
Democrats. twsnty-One Union Repubh-
cans and ten Regulars, all opposed,
what can be dope for the good OF all
the people? Are the people their ser
vents or are they the peoples servants?
WE. the people, do not propose to hum
BILE ourselves to them, but respectfully
ask and positively demand of them,
what does me clause in the oath OF Of
fee. with fidality," mean? Does 1t
mean politics or the interest OF all
the People? The perpetuation Of all free
institutions-think of this, the vast I'M
portance-members Of the General AS
sembly. OF all parties. Politics IS
selfshness. patriotism is something
else with fidelity. You are bound
under your solemn oath to unite, agree
solemnly with the Regulars, the best
element Obtainable for the best inter
est of all the people and let each fac
ton select their man for senator We
need and demand representation in
Congress. We are entitled to it and
we are going to have it, so shape your
course in that direction and by this
means you do legislation, get through,
ole honorable men, and so home soon,
and be highly respected by all, or
otherwise be justly condemned as BEN
edict Arnolds.
H. c. Collision.
Dover, Del, Nov. II, 1902.
TSince the above was put in type, the
following letter has been received
which we publish literally, as showing
the tribulations editors have to un-
dergo, and the rare delicacy which in
spires certain communications &c
them.-Ed.l
Dover, Del, Nov. 18th, 1902.
Editor Evening Journal.
Sir: I sent you on Saturday com
muaicaticn which you fail to publ;sl
over my own name. There is not 1
News Paper in Del for Truth-Jusiic'
-Pahi'ism Honesty and Self rsspec
worth he paper Il is printed or an'
the cn;icv reason is a lot of ccc ma
headed weak-ungeliable cowarly Sc
of editors. Yours with contempt,
II. c. Collision.
Evening journal., 1902-11-18

Several accidents on the electric
lines recently, resulting in death, have
caused a revival Of the demand for
tenders on the cars. The matter should
be taken up carefully, and it must not
be assumed that tenders prevent acci-
dents That s.s a debatable question.
Neither must we rush into any trap
set by those who have tenders for sale.
Let it be shown conclusively that these
appliances prevent accidents and save
human life, and then no one viii object
to an ordinance compelling their use.
Evening journal., 1902-11-18
Coal Strike is
Overflow for
Business.

DON'T MAKE A MISTAKE.
BE sure you understand exactly ell the
tcrms and conditions of your loan before
you agree to it.
BY doing this, you will save yourself
much trouble and expense.
THE BEST WAY
is 10 come TO a large and thorf ughly
trustworthy company like this. Tn the
irst place, we always explain every fea-
ture OF our simple plan and tell you IN
plain figures, exactly what your loan VIII
cost.
Evening journal., 1902-11-18

The following open letter to Presi-
dent Roosevelt was published in the
Saturday edition of the New York
Evening Post:
To the Editor OF the Evening Post:
sir: Allow me, through your COLI
umns, TO address an oran letter TO the
President:
To the President
"You have appointed William
Michael Byrne. ESQ. United States
District Attorney for the district of
Delaware. II Is currently Imported
that this appointment means that the
favor and influence of the Administra-
ton are to be enjoyed by j. Edward
Addiclks, and that the Federal patron
age in this State is to be at his dis
posal.
"That the Interpretation put upon
this appointment can be the correct
one, and that the Administration will
harea6ter place at the disposal OF Adj
dicks the Federal appointments in Del
aware, cannot be believed. Unless the
identity and personality Of Theodore
Roosevelt have been completely swal-
lowed up and lost in that abstraction
called the Administration, l belieye
that You win stand for civic purity,
civic honesty, civic morality.
Il believe that you will permit no
lnrgument of political expediency TO
blind your eIas or stop your ears to
the truth OF the situation, to darken
your apprehension, benumb your con-
/ science stihe your voice, or paralyze
your arm when you have LEARNED the
truth.
Appeal to Common Honesty
Il assume then that the question
whether the Administration will lend
its upowerful aid to j. Edward Addicks
will not be decided m,rely as a ques-
ton OF party policy, but that the stand
nrds of common honesty, ordinary
good citizenship and simple civic NOR
z ality will also be applied in its deter
mination.
These are matters that may smack
of simplicity and rusticity, aad ever
e superhuity to the practical politician;
t to yourself they must appear far other
, wise. for on them is bottomed anG
grounded that character which you
= friends and fees alike admire and re
. spect.
n IN the state of Delaware the strong
Ie holds of j. Edward Addicks are nov
and have ever been among the Repub
, licans of Kent and Sussex counties
These people are almost entirely en-
y gagged in farming and kindred pursuits
al They are largely people Of Unite
D. means, OF small opportunity and Of mar
G. row horizon.
p They are TO a great extent cut o.
!, from the stimulus Of education and tn
civilizing and enlightening influence
IL which invigorate and vitalize con
be munties more favorably situated
Essentially honest as between ma
Evening journal., 1902-11-18
CAUGHT AT RANDOM

Miss Anna HvosIey, Of Christiana,
Norway, is now in this country. Miss
Hvosley is an advocate Of the woman
suffrage movement. and she says that
few nations are more in sympathy with
that movement than hers.
Evening journal., 1902-11-18
Vote at Masters Dictatlon

HE has led his slaves to the ballot
box to cast not the ballot of their
choice, but of their masters choice He
aione and single-handed dictated the
nomination of William Michapl Byrne
as a candidate Tor Congress against L.
Heislcr Bail, then already the nominee
Of the Republican convention.
''He nominated Byrns against the
wish of his own convention. He cast
$4,000 votes for the most unpopular
candidate that ever ran for Congress
in this State, and he could have pOlled
as large a vote had his candidate been
a Democrat. Opposed TO him stand
5000 incorruptihle Republican voters
and 10000 Democrats.
You are now asked to Join forces
with this man. You are asked 10 lend
him the powerful Weapons OF Federal
patronage and the favor OF the Admin
istration TO overcome the resistance of
those enlightened and patriotic Re-
publicans who have for years fought
the good fight against all the forces
of his wealth, his ambition. and his
corruption.
Evening journal., 1902-11-18
Opponents UnseIhsh

Theirs has been no selfish motive.
No desire for power or place has ami
mated them. Time and again has he
sought TO lure away their leaders with
offers Of place and Office. TWO SEN
Evening journal., 1902-11-18

and man, their ideas OF their relation
to the State are not so high as we could
wish. In addition to this, there are a
large number Of negroes of varying de-
grees Of ignorance.
Dangerous Enemy Of Republic
ITO such a people there came a few
years ago. one of The most dangerous
enemies of the republic, man OF large
wealth, strong ambition, ruthless de-
termination and doggad pertinacity, a
man whose absolute lack of any COM
caption of political principle and civic
morality would be an interesting study
were it not so shocking and SO appal-
ding.
Cautiously at first, he inoculated
! the body polite in those members
which afforded him the least resist
ance. AS a disease spreads through
the human body in widening areas
from the point of its first entry, so by
little and little this corruption has ex-
tended until the condition of affairs in
the two lower counties, Kent and Sus-
sex. is dreadful beyond parallel-so
dreadful as to be pitiable
He holds a majority of Republican
votes now in this State by only one
means-the powor CT purchase His
power numerically has grown just as
the number oi purchasable voters has
grown by the force of example, the ef-
f,sot of use and the sapping of principle
and conscience. by the temptation of
wealth he has destroyed the self-re-
spect of thousands.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-02-04
ShaSeaeriatflase sesem bic
Strakembabms@ s@eieaI1aft.

lllples Grant &i6arbIon oerfloets
beate bic StraBenbabnbabn- -GeieIidaft
auf $4,000 s9abenerfas. gr butte
Dor einisen MOnaten an Der Georgia
uno Suinois Str. fir Die Oeanufoetur-
ers 8as 80. &obren seIest. 8dbremb
er in elmer @ertiefuns arbeitete, par
eine elettriihe Gar sesen einen @asen,
mel9er in isiner Tdbe itano, serannt
uno bate SenieIben umseworfen. Ser
Baaen fieI auf ben &ldser, pobur9
oarielbe i9were 0erlebunsen erIitt.
Sbomas gbarles 2ucas perlomst bon
Der etraSenbabn-@e $4,000
S4abenerIas. Dis er oor einisen
Bcden gde Der, alabama unb st.
Clair Ctr. cine eGettriids Gar befteisen
poIlte, ieste ii9 oieieIbe i4on in Be-
mesm,s, ebe er nod feitsn 5ub auf Der
8Iatform esfabt bate. CT nurSe gu
goSen sei9leuoert unb ertebli9 per-
Iebt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-02-04
9iHeren3en
Stuii@en ben WrnbenbeIiterm nnS
BEN Sfrbeiterm.
Die MibtieStr oes Sfala &omites
fOmnes iib ni6t emIsen.

Dos Stala.Romite, ipeldss lit aus
@rubenbefbern anb @rubenarbeitern
Salammenlest, piro uabri4einli9 mor-
gen in elmer semeinI9aftliden gonfe-
ren5 oer 8efber unb arbeiter beridten,
oaB es It4 ni9t ouf Elm ltebereintom-
men eiiigen tann. Srei BON ben ssor-
oerurgen Der arbeiter, oarunter Die Der
2obnerbobuns, iollen bereits ad acta
selest poroen iein.
0ie seitrise @ibuns bes Somites
oaaerte bis 7 llbr abenbs. auf beioen
Seiten tpuroe beftis bebattirt. SIR
b.. JOroerun9en Der 9lrbeiter traten
Yrdiioent Wtit6ea unb @iee-Yrdlioent
Gewis, iiir Die gori5ldse Der Be-
6rances 6. &obbins BON Yittss
burg unb Sorace 9. Chapman pom
SadiOn (O.) Siitritt elm.
gs bat ben Nni9ein, als Oh Die
Grubenbefser BON Ohio uno Yennipl-
oania Elm SInonib absei9loiien taben,
ben idmmiIi9en 6oroerunsen Der ar=
better Su oppOniren. gs bieB ferner,
baB Die @rubenbeiiber BON Silinois ii9
Der Torberuns Der arbeiter. ibr Sprens-
pulper faufen su tOnnen. no fie mollen
piberiesen merben. Sic iolen mil
ibren arbeitern einen &ontratt abse-
i5loifen baben, bemsufoIse bieieIber
oas puloer BON ibnen taufen ntiiiien.
Sn Der beute @ormittas absebnItener
Sisuns suroe iiber Die 5orberuns bsl
arbeiier, bob stuii9en Sanb- UNI
Mai9inenarbeit cine Sifferens bon
Gents per Sonne beifeben iol, oebat
tirt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-02-04
3nbianapolis, Snb 9isuitas. ben A. 6tbrna 1902
StaOtratb.
$4,000 fur Die 0fattera Ses
fampfams nertuiaist.

Ser StaStretb nabm in ieiner seif-
risen SiBuns auf empfebluns oes
5inona &omites Die OtbinanS, be-
treffeno Die gerluiliisuns BON $4,000
Sur 8etdmpfuns Der Blattern ein-
itimmis on. SaB bieielbe cine Stotb-
wenoi9teit NOR, benefit Die 2iite Der
attern-Yatienten, tpelde ip6breno ber
Issten 4S Stunben pieoer um Iieben
9eitiesen iit. Ansenommen wuroe fer=
ner cine Oroinans, tpelde Die ueber-
trasuns bon 81 ,O2O aus oeri9ieoenen
Sonbs Der 9art-8eb0rbe in ben Gar.
iieIo 9ort 8erbehsruns-GOnb sur 9oll-
enbuns bes S9usbauies anoronet.
9lu9 Die @urwe9'ib Oroinans
puroe ansenommen. Sur6 bteielbeu
meroen Die 6. s. C. g., Die 9. 6. &
80. uno Die Big Sour Sabn-8eieli9uF.
ten seSpungen iueroen, auf Der Sreu-
5uus ibrer @eleiie an Der SIt Neiu
0ort Str. tassIber @d9ter unsuiteI-
len.
Oie seitern einserei9ten neuen Or
binan,en ino folsenbe: Go .12( (NeeleD)
pel9e fur Die 3utunft Die anlu9e uat
ben 8etrieb BON Siebb0fen innerbuIt
Der StabtsreRsen oerbietet; glO. 1s
(Meoer), wel9e Die 6iirtelbabn-Go
swinsen fol-, einsn 8dbter on bet
Sinsleton Ctr. .-8reusuns an8uitellen
gio. IA, betreffenb aenoerun9 bes Ha
mems Der Cornell Iue., spii6en FL
uno %. Ctr, in 8elefontaine Str.
20. Is (Sbea), betreffenb Die GtabIi
rans elmer Sonoer-8aro fir S9Dino
iiidtise in Staotboipi!ale.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-02-04
aDaiiio,s
5meier Stra6enbabn-Ga


I'm Der gde Der GeIapare Str. uno
Wtafa4uIetts Noe. tollioirte geitern
Mbenb eine 9llabama Stra6enbabncar
nit elmer gat Der 8. 10. Ctr. 9inie.
Or. &. Megartp unb 9r. s. 8. Torb
murben 8eioe nit FOLDER Wu9t su
8ooen seidIeuoert, baS Der grftere eine
8errentnns bes SduIterblattes unb Der
2estere cine Ierrentuns oes linten SUB
tno9els erlitt. Cine iunse Dame
wurse ebenfalls 5u Sooen sei9leubert
uab oerlor bas 8emustiein. sic wurbe
BON 9etannten fOrtsebradt, ebe nod ibr
ysame in Grfabruns sebra9t perben
tonnte.,
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-02-04
Capt. @m. 6. Gnsliib
HciAte feline Geiisnation ais
0sit9lieS Der Si@erbeitSz
bebDroe Elm.

Capt. 8m. 6. Gnsliib bot Dem
Wtapor ieine &eiisnation aIs 4rdiioent
uno Nitslieb Der Si9erbeitsbeboroe
einsereibt. Gr iast, oaB iein se-
i9pd9ter @eiunobeitssuitanb es ibm
ni9t srIaubi, ben Sisunsen Der 8e-
borSe beiSuiuobnen. Ser Wtapor bat
Die &efsnation, iueIde nod Dem
@uniae oes 9errn gnsIiib iofort in
&raft treten ioa, ansenommen.
als Ta4fol9er BON Capt. Gnslilf
wurbe beute Serr 3obert 8rpion. Gr.
graiioent oes MariOn Club, senannt
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-02-04

Sa6 bieie mebritinbi9e Setriebs.
itoruns fir piele 9eute, iuelae Die @ars
am frdben @orsen beniiben, cine iebr
oerorieBli9e unb empfinoli9e NOR, last
i6 eenten uno 0iele maren seswunsen,
na9oe tie etua cine balbe Siunoe in
Der bitterliaen 8dlte auf ibre Gar oer-
sebens seuartet baften, ibren Arbeits-
plas per pebes apoitolorum auisu.
fuben.
NaB babel Der StraBenbabn- @eiM-
i5aft ni9t Iiebeuoll seoa9t purbe, laBt
ii5 Senten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-02-04
0mtes trofeneS SrennbufS.
GoninliSateS Goal & Qime 60
SeiSe Telephones 273.
(9lms. ~. &ntm, YrGi.)
Samem Settiom oeS Semtid1eu
Met9er 0ereinS.

Sie Samen- Settion bas Seuti6en
WesserOsreins oeranta.tete seitern in
Der @ermania Salle ibren britten Sab
resban. SerieIbs nabm einen iebr
persniisten @erIauf. S4on BON 8orn-
berein muBten Die 8eiu9er, iobaIb iie
nar ben Saal betroten, in cine sepilIe
Jefitimmuns seratben, ben oerielbe
BOT i'm S9mude ieiner Detorottcn ei-
nen prd9tisen anblid bar.
lin neun l1br ruutoe Die sroBe Yolo-
matte bon 9errn uno Trau Charles
Gardner eroffnet. I'm oerielben nab.
men melt iibsr bunosrt Yaars theil.
Sn liebenswiiroiser @eiie bemiibten
Die Samsn oss feitsebsnoen gereins
fid, baB es ibren gsiu9srn nidt on
llnterbaltuns fetls. SIR aufmertiame
8ssienuns uno gepirtbuns mar se-
iorst worSen uno auf Der gibne mar
Io9ar Elm rRrus gum sriinen Granse"
beraeri9tet, no man Die ltets trodene
Reble immer mieoer auf's Heue an.
ieu9ten tonnte. Ser BAL war in
ieoer Be3iebuns erfoIerei9. SaS ar-
rangements-2omite tann ouI oenleIbeu
nit .Redt itols iein. Sasielbs beitant
aus foIsenoen Samen
Trau gbriit. 9sinri9, Trau Gbas
Gardner, 6rau Sobn Bader, Grau
Sa:ob Hoos, Trau Sobn 9ols.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-02-04
Guncorbia Werein.

Seute abeRo oeran faltet Der gon-
coroia Serein in Der @ermania Sale
ieinen idbrliden Masfenbaa. aar benz
ielben iinb i6on feit @oden berartiss
Sorbereitunsen setroHsn porben, aa6
ben Selg4srn Elm persniister absne
beooritebt. Sas arranssmenis-Rom
beitebt aus oen 9errsn Senrp geiier.
SOief @rinitsiner, 5snrp &eintea,
&idaro &intlin uno Charles Yor9er.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-02-04
ungeiebli9
ST Die ftG6tii@e Orbinan5 betref.
feub bic VfauSleiber.

Dor &i9ter allen Sos heute Der
Staotanwalt Die BON Der Staot eeaen
Sem Sbant erbobene Nntiose surud.
SerleIbe NOR bei6uIbist, Die Orbinon,,
traft weIaer pfanoIeibsr unb 9rooIer
se3wunsen meroen, Der poIisei cine
Site Der bel ibnen periesten 8egen-
ffdnos ein5urei@en, nidt befolst
3u baben. Sbant bate Die
8eiesIi4tsit Der Oroinans bsitritten
uno &i9ter Allen bat ibm aedt sese-
ben, inoem ct bic Orbinons fur unse-
ietIi& ertldrte.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-02-04
5weinal an eineln Sage


Ser Runbenianeiber u. s. Sreat
purbe seitern speimaI pom 6suer beim-
eeiudt.
I'm Wormittas tpuros isin @ei9dft,
tueI9es fid i'm 8ben @sbduoe beiinbet,
our9 oas in oemieIben aussebrodene
Seuer in MitIeibenibaft seaosen unb
sefern abeno entitanb in ieiner @ob-
nuns, go. 1877 Noro Meribian Ctr.
in 6oIse eines iberbei3ten Ofens Elm
5euer, iueIdes einen S9aoen BON etwa
$l0O anri4tete.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-02-04
S. e. seossius toSt i'm Bette amf-
aefnnoen.


Der 2sidbrise S. 8. Gcossins, nell
der in einem Yrioat 8oithaus, go. 2SO
Oft Hew Yort Ctr, nobnte, purbe
beute Torsen toot in ieinem Bette ouf-
sefunoen. gr mar epileptiiden @n-
fallen unterworfen uno es pirb ange-
nommen, bob er mdbreno Der Nadt BON
einem ioI4en beialIen murbs unb er-
ftidte, inbsm er iesn Geiidt 10 feif in
bic Betta4er uersrub, baB ct ni9t
Atbem bolen fonnte. Scr Werfiorbene
par erit bor suei Nonaten BON GeipiO.
Sno., nab bier sefommsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-02-04
8rils Seinrid's Anfnnft
Wom Senti&en @pti@aiter bent
Wsappr Dffisiea semeloet.

WtaDor 9ootiualter empfins beute
pom oeati9en. .8otidafter in @aibins-
ton, Baron BON 2etteIer, elm S9reiben,
in tpeldem berielbe ibm mittbeiIt, baB
prins Seinria ON 2. Mdrs, .absnOs 8
llbr, bier eintreffen uno swanSis 0tinu-
ten bier bertuet,en tpirb.
8etreffs bes gmpfansS bot Der
@apOr nod feline S4ritte setban.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-02-04
Matnrsas : GrploiiOIl.
Jran aeme ,unroe iebemsseiabrlid5
perfett.

&ofome, Snb., 4. Sebruar. 9as
@obnbaas BON Sbomas 2ane purSe
burd @oserpIoFon total sertriimmert
unb Srau 2ane 10 fdlimm perlest. baB
iie wabrideinlib iterben mirb. Serr
Rane's @erIebunsen finb niat BON
i4limmer gatur. 9ie grpIoion er-
foIste burb @as i'm 2eller, bas iid
entsiinbeie, aIs 5rau 2ane nit elmer
brennenben 2ampe Den 2eller betrat.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-02-04

Sie Goot Gountb Scmotraten BON
Gbieaso perben ouf ibrer &unafabrt
nod Der @barleiton,S. g., Ausiteluns
bier am Sonneritag Nbeno um 7 ubr
eintreffen, nod Dem @ronS 6oteI mar
i9iren. bort ibr Supper einnebmen unb
Bis 9 ubr abenos bier permeilen.
Damn treten iie bic 0eiterfabrt on.
au9 BEL Der &adfahrt ueroen fe om
16. Jebruar einise etunben lang ii9
bier aufbaIten. Die Goot gountp 9e-
motraten baben einen aus s pGaman
uno einen Souriiten Wasen beitebenoen
3us semietbet fur Die sanse 8unbfabrt,
Die ibnen Die alsiniateit BON $40, 900
toiten miro.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-02-04
se6s Grab inter Zero
9Hiro SaS 1bermpmeter bis mpraem
amftpeiien.

Ser Wettermader bat uertiinoet, baB
inner9aIb Der nd6iten Sp0lf Smnben
bas NuediiIber i'm 5bermometer auf
minoeitens feds Grab uHter Nua fallen
10 plro.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-02-04
l1nabbdnsiser Smrnuerein.
Der Wasfenban mabm eimen frDbs
lid)em 0crlamf.

Ser unabbdnsi9e Surnperein peran=
italtste 9eitern Abenb ieinen idbrliden
Nastenball. Sic sroBe Salle, in pel-
der berIelbe itattfanb, ,irar pos Weiiter
@barles Sriimper uno Ieinen Sobnen
in eei9maduoller uno reiienber 8eile
our9 9lumen=8uirlanoen, 2ampions,
buntfarbi9e Sraperien uno Banner
oetorirt tporoen.
lin u6t llbr iollte Der Bali leiusn
4nfans nebmCn, ober fbon lonse por-
ber bielten Die mastrten uno unmas=
tirten Selu9er ibren @insug. 9estere
batten Ii6 namentlib beBbalb friib3eitis
einsefunoeu, um ouf Der 6allerie 9lGbe
su finben. Sas Mastenfeit mar nur
fir bic Mitglieosr uno oeren Tamilien
beitimmt, um eine lleberfiilluns Der
&dumli3teiien su uerbiiten. &ur3 nub
neun llbr llbr iebte Die sroBe Polonaiie
iib in 8euesuns. gr0ffnet wurbe oie-
ieIbe uon oen Serren oes SaaI-Semitss
Carl S6miot, @. 6. 8rissbp, hilbert
S9went, Sui. &eler ST., Sran3 Bin
ninser, Otto &enih, soolpb Seioen-
ltider unb 8. g. Sunelaus.
Sie Serren paren in taoelloier Bali
Soilette umS trusen ols &ornepals- -9lb=
sei9en .idpars peiBe Seioentappen
gn bas Saal.Romite iblolIen li5 etpa
bunbsrt 9aare. Sie ueridieoenen
gpolutionen Der Yolonaiie, peI6e elm
farbenptdatises Bib burbot, nuroe in
torretter uno prdsiier @eile ourhse-
fiibrt, peldes i'm @roBen uno @ansen
bas 8eroienlt bes Surnlebrers Oscar
&utber mar. 2ssterer fiihrte lpdtfr
nit bem Surnpart Robert galuelase
einen Watrolentan; auf, iuel9sr aase.
mein sefieI. Cine Der reisenoiten Rum-
msrn oes abenos mar Der Sapaniiae
s5daerrsisen, pel4er uon folsenoen
Mit9Iiebsrn Der SamentIaiis in sra-
8i0ier gSeiie our4sefIbrt puroe
6rIs. Minnie abel, Sophie 6rant,
6lora @illiams, aatbIeen 8iaiams
Bertha Salesti, Minnie Salesti, 6rioa
@tinter, 5snrietta s9nittter, Glisabeth
S4iQ, Bertha 9flueser, Soiepbine
Oeoore; 6rauen aminsa &utber,
Gillian OterbeIo, @liSubstb Greene,
MtorD Stsarn, ellie @barles.
Jurore ma5t: ferner eine 6ruppe
3uouinnen, uetde in tleibiamsn 9o-
Itimen aaer,is6lt ausIabeu. Oieitlben
paren Die GrIs. Sophia 8osrner
anna Sbomplou, Nora Subi, Oaiip
2snbormi, Gffie 9enSormi uno 0ena
gorgemann.
Buroen Yrciie fur Die eleeanteite
Waste ausseiest luoroen iein, 10 piroen
oieIelbe unjDsiielbaft Den 0erren @ott.
frieo Ttonnin9er uno Berner amiet
tsuseipro9en woroen iein. Sieielben er-
resten as Rrsusfabres In ibren i5uar,
iammetsn uno ieioenen @,mdnbern BE-
rs9tistes aufieben.
0on IL l1br an ieroirte Der 0amen-
oerein Elm Su2per, ueldes pie INNER
ID nad9af 3ubsrsiiet mar uno oaber
allen oortreffi9 munoste. 9tad Dem.
ielben buloiste nod Sung uno alt bic
gum friiben Moraen Der @ottin Serpfi-
dore. lin oas Arrangement oes frob.
LID uerlaufenen Teites bot iid oas aus
foIsenoe 9erren beitebeaoe 2omite oer.
oient ssmu9t sos. 8. Sdaub, 8ori.
80. 8. Sbreoe, SuIius Refer ST., 61
Sunsclaus, Carl S9miot, @. 9,
G,reene. 9B. 6. @riss5p uno .. 6,
&utbsr.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-02-04
Staotii9es.

Ser Stabt-Sasenieur bot benz &atb
fir offentlide Wsrte ieinen Sabresbs-
riat einserei4t. 0emielben entneb-
men mir, boB pdbrenb bes serHofenen
Sabres foIsenOe. permanente @erbei.
lerunsen fertisseitellt ipurSen: aspboIt-
pfaiter, 7,721 Tub ($63,236.50);
5oIsblodpfaiter, 1924 SuB ($116.-
60S S.47); absusstandle, 31,616 Tus
$3.50 ,7I1.74).
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-02-04
9oro Salisbury
asirb mah Seeusisums oes Srieses
rcfispirem.

2onoon, 4. 6ebr. Gs serlautet,
baB fi9 2orb SaIisburp sleib na9
8eenoisuns bes &rieses BON Dem &abi-
net suriid3ieben piro. Gr ion fd is
seduBert baben. @S lit ieine abidt
auf ieinem Yoiten aus3ubarren, fOIanse
Der jebise 3uitan6 Iortbauert.