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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-10-16
II { b. BEERS MARKET LETTER.

New Orleans, La. Oct. 15-Notwith-
standing carly Liverpool adyiccs were
discouraging our market opened practie-
ally unchanged on reports Of light frost
in, the Tennessee district. Killing frost,
however did not materialize consc-
quently values shaded off slightly but
upon the prediction that frost would oc-
cur tonight in the extreme northwest
ern sections Of Tennessee. Georgia and
the Carolinas, the market became
steadier About this time il was as
eertaincd that tic temperature had risen
in the north and that fair ard warmer
weather was predicted for tonight and
tomorrow in Texas, Arkansas, Louisiana,
Oklahoma and the Indian Territory.
Values Immediately became easier on the
above Influences and q break Of II to z
from the top was established, making
the loss 10 to II points on the day. While
light frost may be realized tonight in
exposed localities in northern Tennessee
Georgia and the Carolinas. it is very
doubtful If killing frost will take place
considering the rise in temperatures in
the northwest, and the prediction Of fair
and warmer weather tonight and tomor-
row in Texas, Arkansas, Louisiana, Okla
homa and the Indian Territory Re-
ccipts are somewhat lighter than last
year and the same is attributed to tho
apathy OF spinncrs who claim that bad
trade conditions in Europe preclude
their taking hold freely. The favorable
weather conditions are causing many to
Increase their crop estimates However,
if a general killing frost were TO occur
in the ncxt few days sharp reaction
would be in order On the other hand.
the absence Of killing frost dnr'Ng f'o
next two weeks may occasion o further
recession. Weather conditions, there
fore. in our opinion, will regulate the
future course of the market
H. & 3. BEER.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-10-16
THE ALAMANCE FAIR.
Great Crowds Present and a Nest Successful
Occasion.
Especial to News and Observer0

CSpecial to News and Observer
Burlington ~ c., Oct. 15.-Alamance
county fair has opened most successfully
Five thousand people were on the grounds
today Foup hundred old Confederate vet
Grams we're present. There was good
racing time made, 2:2S for trotting, one
mile, and 81 seconds for running, half
mile heat. Tomorrow will be the big day
over ten thousand people will be pres
ent.
An interesting programme has been
prepared. It is educational day. The
racing tomorrow will be exceptionally
good.
Results of today's races follows:
2:50 trot and pace, purse 5000.
Harry Woodford, b. g., (Morrow) Ill.
Sappho, gr., m. (Weaver) 222.
Fred b., b. g. (Harden), 333.
Maid of Alamance, ch. IN. (Neally) dr.
Time 2:85. 2:30. 2:S1.
2:24 trot. purse 5000.
Petronen ch. m, (Harden) 23111.
Sidney Prince. b. b. (Hauson) 1928.
Kalie, ch. M, (Brewcr) 1924.
Albert M, b. g, (Dyer) 44442.
Time 2:3S, 2;2S, 2:30, 1928.
Running. half mile heats, purse $l00.
Mr.. Smooth, ch. g, IL.
Black Prince, blk. G., 42.
My Wick. b. M. So
Miss Loring Heart 2f
Time, :51. :5212.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-10-16
Overman Delights Currituck Demo
Gratis.
(Spccial 10 News and Observer. }

Currituck c. H.. n. c.. Oct. 15.--Our
people were visited today by Hon. Lee
S Ovcrman who, according to appoint
mcnt delivered an address on the politi-
cal issues of the day.
This is tho first time this champiol Of
Democracy has visited our county. For
more than an hour his audience was most
highly entertained and pleased with his
able discussion Of the issues of the day,
showing the merits of the Democratic
PARTY, both from q State and National
point OF view, and showing the danger
oppression and hypocrisy of the Rerub-
Leans.
His able and beautiful speech was a
great treat and full of information col
his hearers.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-10-16
THE HALL IS IN AN UPR0AR.
Politics in Scottish Womens Liberal Fedora
ton Nearly Leads to Riot.
CBy the Associated Press.)

London. Oct 1f.-Internal strife growT
ing out of the question of allegiance to
Lord Rosebery or Sir Henry Campbell
Bannerman eliminated in disorderly
scenes and striking vituperation at a
meeting yesterday of the Scottish Wo-
mems Liberal Federation. composed of
the wives of members of Parliament and
other notable persons. The members
were specially gathered to receive the
resignation of the president, Lady Helen
Munro Ferguson, the late Lord Dufferin S
daughter. She, it appeared after the fed
Grafton had passed a motion pledging
confidence in the Liberal leader in the
House of Commons, Campbell Bannerman.
had sent out circulars of Lord Rosebery' IS
Liberal League with the view, so 1t WIS
alleged. of turning the Federation into
an instrument of the former Premier.
In spite of resolutions to the contrary,
Lady Helen persisted in staying in the
chair, while the discussion of her con-
duct was going on. She hotly declared
the Federation showed the most inde-
cent haste in desiring to get rid of her,
adding: Il am in the chair and in the
chair I will remain.
The wife of another member of Pariia-
ment declared that the Executive Com
mittee had deliberately tampered with
Lady Helen's circular by issuing it with
underlined sentences. which were not
marked by the president. This state
ment was greeted by a chorus of Kisses
from the Scotch women assembled. Then
the delegates stood up and shouted and
wild confusion prevailed, while the tel
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-10-16
THIS TRAP SHOOTERS
Great Sport for Them two Days at the State
Fair.

There is to be some splendid trap
shooting contests at the State Fair and
a lively time is to be expected when the
clay birds fly.
This is the second annual Trap-shoot-
ing Tournament of the State Fair and
the program for the various events of
the contest was issued yesterday for
the shoots which take place on Wednes-
day and Thursday of Fair Week.
The tournament will be conducted un-
der the auspices of the Raleigh Gun
Club, of wnicn Mr.. J. 1. Johnson is presi-
dent, Mr.. ]. f. Ferrall, vice-president,
and Mr.. r. T. Gowan, secretary and
treasurer. The directors for the tourna-
ment are Col. J. T. Anthony, J. l.
Johnson, J. 5. Gray, G. N. Walters and
b. Stark
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-10-16
VIOLATING ANTITRUST Law,
Hearing Given on application to Proceed
Against the Coal Carrying Roads.
(By the Assoeiated Press. !

Albany, n. Y, Oct. ia hearing wNs
given today before Attorney General
Davies on the application that proceed
ings be commenced against the Penn
sylvania Railroad Company, the Della
ware aud Hudson Railroad Company and
other carrying companies, on the ground
that they are violating the anti-t trust
laws of the State. The coal companies
entered a general denial to the charges
made. c. ]. Shearn, for the petitioner.
introduced contracts between the railroad
companies and coal mine owners identi-
cal in character which he averred show
ed that the companies were working in
concert and in violation of the anti trust
law.
Mr.. Shearn argued in behalf of the pc
tition and David Wilcox against it.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-10-16
They'll Ride for Education.

Especial to News and Observer)
Greensboro, n. c.. Oct. 15.-At the cd
ucatlonal rally here in April. when Gov
crnor Aycock and other distinguished cd
ucators made addresses, a large sum was
pledged to aid the public schools Of Gull
ford county Among these pledges was
one by Hon. y. V. Taylor. general man
agcr of the street railway company Of
one half Of the gross receipts Of ear
fares from some one day after the rail-
way began operations. Now that the
system has bccn run long enough TO be
operated without friction or arrangement
OF schedules. Mr. Taylor has announced
that on Saturday Of this week one halt
Of all car fares viii be given 10 redeem
the pledge Everybody is going 70 ride.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-10-16
Operators Non Committal.
(By the Associated Press }

New York, Oct. 15.-Upon leaving their
offices this afternoon, several of the coal
operators said that they had absolutely
no advices from Washington today either
private or official. They said that their
knowledge of what had transpired be-
tween the President and Mr.. Mitchell
vas limited to what they obtained from
the press dispatches.
The coal operators generally today
were avedse to discussing the coal situa-
tion in any way. Asked: would you
assent 10 a change in the personnel OF
the arbitration committee proposed to
deal with the matters in dispute between
the strikers and the operators?" Prcsi-
dent TruesdaIe of the Lack9wanna, said:
Il would consider it highly improper to
talk about the matter at the present
time
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-10-16
TRIAL OF JENKINS FOR RAPE.
His Counsel Asks for Postponemeut, Saying
They can Prove an Alibi.
fSnnnial fn Nnws and 0hserver. /

Especial 10 News and Observer
Asheville, N c.. Oct. 15.-In the trial of
Jenkins, the negro thought to be the
assaiIant Of Mrs. Spiyy, of Fairview, held
this morning, the plaintiff holds to the
statement that she thinks he is the man.
The defendants counsel has asked a
postponement of the trial. They say they
can prove an alibi. The postponement
was granted. The negro is in Jail here.
T. r. Darby has resigned his position
in the Southern Railway Company's en-
ploy and will be connected in the manage
ment of the Battery Park Hotel.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-10-16
Leads all North Carolina Dalies i'm News and Creuatio

lers for the vote on the presidents resig-
nation were appointed. Lady Helen, re-
ferring to one of the ladies chosen, said
"She could surely be trusted" whereupon
all the other tellers, believing their
honor to be impugned refused to act
Ultimately ballot vote was taken, and
after the uproar had died down it was
found that Lady Helen's resignation had
been accepted by 1873 to 63 votes.
The Countess of Aberdeen was then
elected president.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-10-16
HE LOVED AND DIED
Young Man Killed Himself
Because Woman he Loved
Welded Another.
Especial to News and Observer.)

Littleton, \. c., Oct. 15.--As a sequel
to love affair, Mr.. W. S. Anderson, of
Osperce Miss, committed suicide by
shooting himself through the head. The
deed was done in his room at the board
ing house of Mr.. w. S. Sheehan some
time between midnight and day Tuesday
morning.
The bullet from a Smith and Wesson
revolver entered the head just above the
right temple, passed through and was
found on the pillow. Death must have
been instantaneous, as there was no evil
dence of a struggle. In his right hand
lying on his breast was the instrument
of death with one empty chamber
Mr. Anderson came to Lttleton in the
summer and made many friends here. He
was a member of the B. Of L. f., also a
member of the B. of l.. E., as evidenced
by cards found among his effects.
About the time of his coming to this
place Mrs. Bryant, widow of Miss
issippi, came here. Mr.. Anderson paid
her marked attention and went so far
as to procure marriage license of the
county of Warren However, the mar
riage did not take place and Mrs. Bryant
was. on Tuesday, married to Mr.. B. b.
Nicholson, of Washington, \. C.
Before committing the act that ended
The life of a man who had impressed
those with whom he came in contact
that he was a cultured gentleman, let
ter was penned to the woman he loved
aud addressed in a plain, smooth hand
To her and placed in a conspicuous place
in his room. The contents Of the letter
Is unknown to thc writer The body has
been turned over to S. J. Stalliugs, un-
dertaRcr and will be prepared for burial.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-10-16
NO BEER WITHOUT LICENSE.
Mayor Powell Binds Woman Over to Court
for Retailing it.

Mayor Powell is out against the sellers
of cider and beer without license or
on Sunday.
Yesterday he fined Jack Gargess. a
white man who keeps a sore in East
Raleigh. 1926 for selling cider on Sun
day and bound over woman under a
S75 bond for retailing beer without a
license. The trial of the woman's case
drew quite a crowd, and about a dozen
witnesses were examined.
A man named Dunn was fined s7.25
for disorderly conduct, and Myrtle Ray,
colorcd, for the same offense, had to pay
$5.25.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-10-16
pUs-PoP TICKET IN ONsLow.
Five Men Meet Secretly and put it out. DR..
Gilmore for House.
Especial to News and Observer

Especial to News and ObserverD
Jacksonville, N c.. Oct. 15.-Five Re-
publicans and Populists met here Monday
and secretly put out the following ticket:
House, DR.. John Gilman; clerk, John M.
Franck; register of deeds, DR.. John e.
Floyd; treasurer, George T. Walton;
sheriff, A. F. Farnell; coroner, Lamb
Gillette; surveyor w. H. Hurst; county
commissioners, C. D. Franck. Ralph Ben
der and w. n. Marine.
Small show they will have.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-10-16
German Miners Send Aid.
CRx the Associated PressN

Berlin, Oct. 15.-The central committee
of the German Coal Miners Associations
has sent $3.50 to the American striking
coal miners and has issued directions to
the members of the associations not to
work extra time with the object of in
creasng the supply of coal for export
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-10-16
The Reichstag Assemblies.

(By the Associated Press.)
Berlin. Oct 1.-THE Reichstag assem-
bled today. President Won Ballestrem
conveyed to the house the thanks of the
French government for Germanys sym
pathy with the sufferers from the Mar
Unique volcanic disaster.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-10-16
OFF TO WORK IN MINES.
Twenty Three Men Loavs Greensboro and
Proximity The Caldwell Greensboro Case.
2ccjaI 10 News and Obscrvcrg

Especial to News and Observer
Greensboro. n. G., Oct. 15.-Twcnty-
three men. few Of them with families.
went from Greensboro and Proximity to-
day to Elkhorn, w. Va, to work in the
coal mines. Agents had been working
among them influencing them TO believe
that they would improve their condition
by going TO the coal fields.
October term Of Guilford Superior Court
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-10-16

At Lexington, Ky, yesterday onward
Silva broke the American trott.ng record
for two miles. covering the distance in
i.29ia.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-03-03
Soentif,irt
Die Seide oes gannes. peIder iich an eirem
Sauine nabe Cumberland erbdnste.

Sie Sei9e oes Wtannes, pel6er Ii9
am Samfag an sinem 8aume auf
elmer nabe bel Cumberland befinolideu
Tarm erbdngte, tpurbe beute in
bem GtabliIiement oes 9eidenbeifat=
ters Wieie, tuobin bisielbe eebra6t
moroen ipar, als 8eors 6obl, alias
Sobn Mpers, iOentifisirt. Seine etief=
muttsr, 6rau 9aroins uno feline Stief.
i4weiter, Srau gerbie @bitater, fibr=
ten ieine Sotntifitation berbei. Die
ielben batten i'm sulebt am Otter
Sonntag b. S. seieben. Slnfsebn
Sabre lang mar er bamals abtueieno
seweien. @dbrenb bieier 3eit batte er
IN &Oblensruben IN penniplpania ee=
arbeitet. glls er bas lebte Mal nit
isiner Stiefmutter 3uiammen mar,
iaste er ibr, baB er fi9 zines Saees
einen Strid Inn ben 5als i6linaen uno
ll9 an einem gaume srbdngen piiroe.
Sn oieiem Galle tpiirbe er es oerart;a
einridten, oaB Niemanb i'm ioenti=
fi3iren follte. Sein 8ater lebt ireeno=
mo in &entudp. Gerielbe ioa ii9
f9on felt Sabren ni9t um feline Sa=
Mile bstiimmert baben.
6rau Saroina ertldrte, fir oas Sci.
9enbesdnsniB hires stieiiObnes iorsen
su tuoaen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-03-03

tist. gia6 fold bersli9enYegriieunsen
pie lie mir su Sb.il setuOroen iinb,
weib i'd, oaB suiidsn unisren Gami=
lien unb ben Sbrisen ME etne gnt=
fremoung eintreten fann!" =
Samit ioar Der offieiele 3ebsactus
boriiber unb Der Bring bssab iib jebt
nit bem MapOr auf Die bintere plat=
form Deg Wassons, um iib Der gepOl=
terun9 5u seisen. SroBoem ibm Die
beseiitertifen Obationsn gu Shell muir
ben uno er iiber oieielbea lidt,i9 err
freut 3u iein Idien unb troboem er ieiner
umasbung Elm paar Worte Der Nner=
iennune iiber bic prdbtisen Sefora-
tlonen her 9alle sufllIterte, lieb er fid
bod nibt, = sur groBen Gnttdu=
i1ung Der bielen 5auienben bon per=
ionen-1erbei, feinen Sant audi nur
nit einisen WOrten laut aussubriiden.
Gr gruBte na9 alien Seiten bin, aber
Die eruartete 9lnipra9e erfolste nidt.
So9 bic bOrsei9riebsnsn amansis
Minuten, tuel9e fir ben aufsntbalt
bier angeiebt tparen, tuaren berflolen
unb wd6reno Die &apeae bas
Star Spansleb Banner" intonirts,
ieBte fid Der 3us wieber in
8ewesung. Son Der 8esleituns ees
prinscn lisBen iih auf Der platforn
nur 9iilfs : Staatsietretdr Sia, @e=
reral bon 95leiIen, 9}arine=Sefretdr
bon Sirp:b, goti9after BON 9Oleben,
Nomiral Gpans unb glomiral bon
8aubiilin bliden.
gfadoem Der 3us tpieber absefab=
rem mar, besaben iia Die meilten Sab
ilen=Oelsgationen na9 Der 8ermania
Sale auriid, woielbit nod Elm feudt=
frDblides geiiammeniein ifattfanb.
@ines iit iider. namli6, bab bic
gebOlferuns BON Snoianasolis bin-
fi9tlid Der 9er3lidteit bes gmpfanses
nidt binter benz in anoeren Stdoten
juriidsebliebsn III.
Ger r@plinber" oes giirser r.
mel ter.
Cine amiiIante gpilooe ipislts lih i'm
Waseon bes Yrirsen ab, als Der Ma=
pOr oenielben begriiBts. 8eraoe in
bem @ussnblid, als 2esterer Dem
prinsen feline @srbsusuns madts, ent.
fiel iein ieioener Gplinber ieinsr Sant
uno i6lus auf Dem Seppib einsn BUR
selbauT. Ser Prins uno oas iuiirois'
Stabt=S =Sberbaupt bidten Iia 81 elsi.
der 3eit, um ben Gut aufsubeben, uni
| itieBen bel Der 6slestnbeit nahe;u mi
ben &Opfen SuIammen. @ber iE Del
Giristeit mar Der prin; unierem Siir.
gernieifer iiber. gr ermiidte ben Su
unb iiberrei6te ibm benielben nit einel
launisen 8emertung.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-03-03
Ntebr Nan9 ais Tener.

Nus Dem grbseidOiie oes. bon Der
ssirma Gbarses Maper & So. otfupir=
ten @ebdubes an Der @eif @aibington
Str. brang beute UNI friiber Morsen=
itunoe Elm bi9ter &au9 berpor' Natiir=
lid purbe bermutbet, oaB Seuer aus=
sebro9en mar uno in Golse oelien
ipurbe elm Nlarm seseben. @on alien
Seiten rahelten Die SpriBen berbei,
aIein gu l0f9en eab es ni9ts, benn tuie
es li9 berausfeate, mar Der &au9 nur
babur9 entItanben, oab Der 6urnace
etipas peraopft mar. Gin nennens.
tpertber S9aben muroe nidt anseri6=
tpt
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-03-03
Dem GoantB=&atb
&urbsn bic Blame fur bic Beit Bui5inston
Str. 9rade iiberseben.

Ser Gonntp=&atb trat beute 8pr=
mittag 81 elmer Special Sibunq
sufanmen. Sn berielben iibermitteltn
Der @euntp= =Sneenieur reIp. 8eometer
&lausmann feline pldne fir Die pro=
iectirte @eit @aibineton Ctr. Bride.
Sieielbe iod aus Stein sebaut tperoen,
452 SUP lang unb 20 GuB brett iein,
uno miro aus fiinf g0sen beiteben.
Sie gaufoiten tperben ii6 auf etua
s160, 900 belaufen. Eieielben uiiroen
sl75. 600 betraeen, penn Die greite
auf 80 SUB feifseiebt tueroen fOllte.
Ser Gountp=Nubitor beri1tete, oaB oas
@elo einlfweilen aus Dem Sdulfonb
unb Den lleberi9iiiien aenommen iper=
ben fonftte, ulit ipdter burd cine
Speeiel=Steuer tpieber aufeebra6t gu
werben. I'm Mittas uertaete iid Der
&atb auf 2.30 beute Na6mittag.
ginen oefinitiOen gnii6lub bate er
bis oabin nod nidt sefaBt, iebo9
idien Der &atb sensist gu Isin, Die
@eloer fir cine Bride bon so 6uB
8reite 81 pertuilisen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-03-03
Maiifalii@es.
Seute gbene bas 2. Saiion Concert bes Sbeos
bore Sbomas.O s.Or9efers.


Inter sefl. Mittuirfuns beg Serrn
Oliper @iaaro Pierce ipirb beute
Mbenb, bas 8 beo. Sboma as=
8 r DE ter in Der SomliniOn Salle
iein g. SaifOn Concert peranftalten :
unb oas fOlsenbe YrOsramm sur 9luf=
fiibrung brineen:
Suite, ySdebera;aba", Opus 35,
&instp=Goriatotp.
J. Sie Gee uno Sinbao's Sdifi.
II. Sie GrsdbIlms bes @aIenber-p prin=
gen.
III. Ser iunse Bring uno Die prin=
seiiin.
". Sas Gsit in SaSoao. auf Der
See, @9iifsuntsrsans etc., 6i=
iale.
Concerto fir Qianoforte, Op. SO,
Maurice 90jtODstl.
Waoberato. Mnoante=S6srso. slls=
gro oeciio.
pauie.
goripiel, 9aniel unO Gretsl, Sumper=
bind.
Sbema u. Yariationer .aaiier sSrans4
Sapbn.
Gtrei6,=
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-03-03
Maf Der strabe iiberfaQen nno
beram6t.

Subn 6luwer. mObnbaft an Der Sa=
pibion Straes SEQ. 81, purSe lebte
Nadt, als ct bic .&entudD Mpe. entlang
f6ritt, po,t einem StraBetbaaoiten
iiberfaasn, 3u 8OOen 1ei9lagen, uno
um iein portemonnaie, pel4es s25 in
Baar unb einen auf $l40 lautenoen
@bed entbielt, beraubt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-03-03

umidnnten bic Ssitsn uno Yfeiler oes
Perrons auf elmer Strede bon adtsig
SUB in seibmadpoaer, Quse uno Sers
erfreuenber @eiIe.
gu beioen Seiten unter9alb bes
electrii4 beleu9teten r@elcpme aber
befanben fi9 stpei aus rieiisen Sd6er=
palmen, aus 8ummibdumen, aus Sar=
rem uno anoeren tropiI9en Gewd6len
sebilbete pflansensruppen, beren se=
i6madbolle 3uiammenitelluns Serrn
so. Sertermann's tunitiinnisen @e=
i9maf betunbete.
Sbm uno Wleilter Sruemper 9ebiibrt
elm unbeitrittenes Sob fir Die rei3enoe
Secoriruns oes Perrons.
8dbrenb Die bor benz 8abnbof bar
renbe Wtenge Die SetoratiOnen beipun=
berte, ipielte ii6 in Der @ermania Salle
Elm lebbaftes Sreiben ab.
Die nielen beuti9en @ereine, tpelhe
ibr Sauptquartier bort aufgsl6lagen
baben uno nod einiae befreunoete 8er=
cine waren geltern Gbeno segsn neun
llbr bortielbit bur6 ibre reip. Gabnen=
trigger uno 6abnsr=Segleiter bOl5dblig
pertreten. 9tuBer bieien offcielen &e=
prdlentanten batten iit biele Mitelieber
Der na4ftebenoen gereine Die siinitige
8elegenbeit, einen ansebro6enen Na6=
mitta9 uno einen nod piel mebr an=
+gebro9enen Abeno 10 piel als moeli1
our9Suleben-nidt Dorbeigeben lallen,
um 3eueen bel Dem Iusmari9 Der
TabnencOlonne 81 lein.l
Die bielen 6laegen unb 8anner per=
lieben Der SaQe i9lieblid einen iulden
S6mud, ba6 Elm Seber .iusl9er in oer-
lelben tueilte, in cine 1e6te 6ef=
IIHlmuH9 gelatpeH nluBfe.
Grii6, frsi uno frObli6 isbte iiG
turs na4 sebn llbr Die itattli9e PRO
| 3eiIion unter Dem Commando oes idnei=
oisen Yptbias Sitter Sberit 6orbss in
8emegung. Sin berielben nabmen
folsenoe 8ereine t6eil
22er 8erein, 2iehertrans, ct. Sos
iepbs llnteritiibunss gerein 8nisbts
Of Sioelitp, pionier 8erein, 9euti6=
amerifaniider gsteransn gerein,
Bidder unterf. @ereil, 8drtner 8er-
Elm, uno bon ben S. 8. 6. g. pbOni,
2ose go. A, Columbia 2ose. S6ile,
2ose, 80rner 2oee uno Die uniformirt'
8aroe. Seuti9=Nmerifaniider Semo.
tratiide Club, Sapriider Ilnterf
gerein, 9eutiber Mlebser @erein. y
3. u. Il. gerein bon Saugbpille
| pfdlser 8erein, Seuti9er Militdl
gerein uno Saoiider unterit. 8erein
HIM 1870 nabpien Die Gabnsn<Ssle
lgationen auf Der Oitli6en Settle be!
Berrons, ailf tuel6em fih mittleripeil
bic Sn0ianapOlis Militdr=&apele, oi
Mitelisber bss gmpfanss=&pmites uni
einselaOenen 8dife einsefunoen batten
9lufifeaung.
! 9ie Selegationsn tparen:
6abnen=0 0elegationen.
| Snopls. Wedmner9or: /:
lTabnen: Tabnentrdger @bas. 81
unb @aspar &leifsen Gabnenbesleite
prdI. 9euis Murr, Alops 8eiger
| 5reb 9rauB unb 60. Soifman.
| Seuti9er 3 10 n E r=8 rel n
l6abnentrdser Carl &eeie; Gabnenbe
slsiter Greo. Sdraber unb Wm
Wsilano.
/ S9wdbif9er unter #. Be I
n: Jabnentrdser Greo. 9eb
6abnenbeeleiter SObn Meber I'M
@briit &ies.
:. 86rner 2o3e, go. l, gerb
Sroen Der pptbias Sitter Gabnen
trdser 9usO alingltein Gabnenbe
sleiter gbas. Sruemper unb Sob
Weila4er.
; Columbia 2ose, go. s, g
I O..p g.: Gabnentrdser Geo. gui
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-03-03
Ginitmr, eimer 8rade.
ee4s gerionen ertrunten.

paffaie, q. S., 3. Mdrs. Die
Bride, ipelde paiiaic nit Der Ort=
i9aft Sunoee perbinoet, fiir;ts beute
Morssn elm unb feds periOnen. tpel6e
ii@ sur 3eit auf berieIben befanben,
funoen ibren Sob IN ben WelIen bes
Sabbler Glulies.