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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-01

Bscci6n Ga SIueldos gastos de la oncira
del Auditor. Ests secci6n dividida en cuasroca'
pitulos en- el proyecto de presupuestos,a saoer:
1e Sueldos de la O6cina principal 30 II. Gle
la Division de ImprentA Material. 80 Gast0s
de lA Ohcina principal. 40 Gastos de eserito-
rio Material de Imprents, asctende en- su TO-
tAlidad $4s. $40 (euArenta ocho MIL qni-
nientcs cnaFentA do!Grs.) En- el presupuesto
Wig ente solo subfa . Az, ,040 (cuarentA siete
nii cuarents) resuitsndo por conaigutente un
aumento para ell no pr6xino de mil qotnien'
toa dollars.
Los susldos de- la Division de Imprsnta y
Material c&leuIadOs On $3.50 dollars los de l&
0AcinA del Anditor satImados en- mil dollars
no han sufrido altsraca6n. Los de Ii Division
de Imprenta, en- que 80 comprenden efectOs dc
sscritorio y material para las difsrsntes Onci-
mas DepArtamantos del Gobierno, que en- el
AfIo an curSo fueron sprecfados en- 15, OOO 40
liars se rebajsnR $4,000 en- ell Immediate We
nidero, de modoYne en- ell personal de iss On
cinas de To AuditoIfa hay Yeamente IN Aumen-
to de $4,000 dollars. De este 8umento no par
ticipan los sueidos del Auditor nj del SUB
auditor que permanecen inaltersbIes u 4,OO0
80, 500 respectivamente0 hi los salaries de-
mensaieEo del portsr0 que continu2ran perc1-
biendo 43O cada uno. El aumento cons1ate: !:
10 en- haberse aumantado & diez y ocho oil
pdmero de los demAs empleados del Oeparsa-
mentc que hoy solo son catorce; 20 en- hansFsa
elevado cuStro ell nhmero de Jefss de division
CON q, 600 cAda uElo, cuando en- ell actual pre-
sppuesto solo hguFR com eae caractar eeiSrl0
el dependents principal al frente DEL Nsgo-
dependencies ceAks con 8 /, 500 los que hoy
se nombran Jefas ds Ia Division de Tened rim
de libros, caPtas de pago requlsfctonetj de Ifs
Division de cueEtRs de Rentas internas oe In
Division de las cuentaa del Tesoro, de lea
Depositarios de Rentas insulares, Inspection
de los pagadores gasSos de tmprenta do es'
critorio; - en- ssAgnafse otEos dos depen-
dientes al gueldo de s 800 que hoy Solo ais"
4ruta uno, . otros dos OF de q 1, 500 que en- la
actuAiidRd solo percibe uno tamblep; 80 en-
eIavMrae a cineo con 100 cada uno, los cua.
tro que cObran hoy 1850, En- Gamble de loa
tres que goSsn 8 !, 400 SO rebs1s uno q l. 300
los otros dos g. 400, Los dos empleados dc
. / 900 se deian como estan.
Secci6n "a Sueldos 0astos do las O6ci-
nAs Departamentos dependencies del Comi-
aionAdo del Interior. Asctenden los egresoa
e2culados en- essa seccioD para 81 afio en- curse
&49S 5s5 mientras que en- el proyecto sole
monsan S419 $50 10 que parece ofrecsr una
rebaja de cerca de ookenta Inii dollars perc
NO eS Aai. Lo que hay es que de esta aeccior
DepArtsmsnto 30 han segFegadO todos les
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-01
EXlGENCIA A RUSSIA

Ei <Tlmes,~ de Londres. aregura sn un
editorial pnhIicado aver que los gablnetes de
Londres Toxic han auscrito una nota que
han dirigido. a San Petssburgo exigtendo del
gobierno Fuso Ia pFonta evacuaci6n de Ia Man
ehuria cuya ocupsci6n por las tropaa moscow
tas es contrsfiA 10 pactado el tratado an
glo iapon6s. que les obligs { maHtener absolute
la integridad de los terrItorios del Celeste In
perio.
Lord Salisbury ha negado 10 version del
e-Iimes;s pero este insIste .en que a,f 10 ponen
q q Enbsiador iapon6s an Londres. Mr. Bal
iour
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-01

! dssem bols,a calsuIadosen al s1o actnal para a
sostenllnieIto TO de la Junta de Carload. del Ma
nicomio y de lss escuelas de nlnos ninaa
asiladoa antics en- sl edifsio de la Benefcencis
que a8cIendsn q ciento cuatro mill quinien tog
treinta cInco dollars, (S104 53S, de modu
que teniendo esto en- cueDta sea que los gas
bos en- que vRmos ocuparnos en- este nom en-
to, solo guben en- al actual presupuesto a.
SS9s 0sG (tresc!entos novensa cinco mil Gin
cuenta 1oliars), lejos de resnltar una bsis, io
que apareee en- 81 prog ect0 para ell Aho venids-
70 es un alxa de S24 600 (veinte cuatro mil
seiscisntos dollars), deoida en- primer termirlo
sin 6uda, a, Ia apropaci6n que hace de
S41 $50 dollars para el establectmiento del Ts-
egrafo insuar cuyo objsto nipguna sumIa
aparece degtnsds en- eata secc6a por 10 me-
nos, del presupuesto VICENTE.
Para mejor estUdisrla y ap-ecEarla, divi-
direm0s tarnbi6n essa secci6n en- cuatro apf-
tulos. 10 Suicides gastoa de Ii Ofcina del
Comisionado % Snedos Y gastos de Obras
p1blfcas. S9 Suicides gastos de la JuntA
Superior de Sanidad. 20 Suicides y gantos do
las ofcinaG del Te!6grsfo insuisr.
Capftulo ? En- los sueldos del personsl
de las Ohcanas del Comisionado se han aumen-
tadO 1490 dollars y otros nail en- los gastoa,
congisttendo 6stos en- los da ID publication p
dtstribHGi6n del &BoIetfn de AgElcultura , que
no 1gurRn Gu ell pressnte af10, los pr1meroa
en- haberae eev vado q $500 dollars los 220O del
Sub -comisioI&do como 1tfs del DapRrtamentn
de Agricultural Mn8s. crGkndosa una plaza
de Score tafiO Sten6grAfo con $500 otrA
de Interprate cen S120O, que tampoco existan
hoy, afAdfdose otra p,asa de 5000 u las dos &C.
tuaiea, oerG de 800, 81 bien Sc han supFimidD
una de $500, dos de s70O una de $500, redu-
ci6ndoss oira de $400, las dos que ahora
existen de $3.50 Al Oonserjs de Ia 1ntsnden.-
ella , n Menuaiero conssrvsn Bna sueldos
respeesiVos ce $500 $500. y o este mismo sa-
lsrto ss alevan los $3.50 que hoy tlene asgna-
dos 81 portaro. Ei Botal assiende, somo hamoB
indtsado antes, d % 420 dollars.
Capftulo 30. Suicides J CASTOR dc obras
p1bltcas. DVldiremos estO capfGulo poL ia
impoFtanciR y la variedad lie asenc1ones quo
eontene en- cnasro artlculos, & saoer; 10. Per-
sonal gastos extraordinaros de las ofctnaa
da ID JaRta de Ooras pdbicas. %. Perssnal y
GAstos de la ConserYaci6n repatriation de Ga
minos. 30. Gssses de Ia conservation = repa-
Eaci6n do ediacios p6blicos y 40. GAssos de In
Mansi6n dal EjecutIvo.
dejaremos sl detalle de estog articulos
y al exsmen do los demRs capftulos de esta
sseci6n para sl pr6ximo ndmer0.
Julian E. Blanoo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-01
PNsN Ng gerOs

Los llegsdos aver San Juan bordo del
vapor <Malfa HsrreT&S non
E. J. HstkNn, Maxtmina Jimeaez, Antonio
trcfs, Victoria srcfa, G. A. WArte, p. Van
Sge x 81, Jasds NJ. Romen, JUsu Guests, P. A
Posads, J. Ryan, G. Taylor, G. de TAYLOR, ).
Bmberg, Mattre Bimberg, jose Dfsz Hsrm6.
genes Marban, Ado 70 Ancker, f. L Wright,
C. n. Bowall, Juan MI. Cuadrado, B&ntista
Juans Noya. Maria Msts, Leoncio Quilesta,
Juan Boiso1, Francisco Suarez.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-01
4 GlarandO

EQuivcc sdameDts go ha noticiado por al
noa peri6dieos ds In isiA que In ae1ora espo-
sH 50 nuestro querido amigo don Engenio Az :
TO-: dofIa Sisilz Arce, So encuantrs enferma en-
50 residencia de Punce de agda cutiado.
Es una equivoc sci6n de 10. colegss
La sc 11ra eEfeTma dona Malta Astol,
eeposa de nuastro comps hsro seior Toro Far
n6ndex hsrmana de don EDgenio.
AfoFtunada mel TIA Ia sef1ra Toro FsrnAn-
dez .igne una mejoTfs fraDca, graeias Ia pc.
ricia In Sctividad del tlnstrAdo gAIeno don
Gabriel Jim6nez Ssnjurin, al que auxili6 con
aus consultas otrn no meDos parito nj msnos
asfiuo, don. Juan Jtm6nsz Jim6nez.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-01
Loubet d San Petersburgo

En- cast todas las canciIlsrfss auropeas sa
objeto del mayor intsz6s ei pr6ximo viaie del
presidente de Ia fepdol1ca francesa Mr.. Lou
bet San Petsrsburgo CON objeto de dsvoIysr
aI Czar. Nicolas II la vista que hace POGO Ie
hiciara. q
En- 10 oorte moscovita Sc Ia pubIicado "a
el programa de los fssse1os qce han dc hscerse
81 ilustre hne8pea, oil e16rctto pHeparR una
gran revissa mflifar de todas las armas para
que Mr. Loubet puada apreciar oil grado de
aaaIanto ds squel solda1o.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-01
F IL. Ma S

Comuniean de NagasaKt one la tunts re
volucionaris q ipin4 de doDg Kong Ia despa-
chado astos Gltinos df@s aIgunAs expsdiciones
de armas que han embarcado sin difcultad
On ell ossse de Lul5n.
Los revolucaoDRrios rs muevsn sctivamen-
be realixando copscripcionas eAsitArdo eli
entusiasmo de los alzade6 armR,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-01

tLibertadorl 81 de mi libre lifa
Jamas Ell eco Zero
Al crimen halag0 nj los tire nos,
Escucha su himno de loor que inspira,
Gerviente admiration. AltO. severe
Sera por siempre da mi Voc Ell tono
81, cOlumna de America: no temo
A caDtar tus hazs lfas inmortaleS
Que me escuchen los geniCS eglestiaies
7 iuzgue 81 Ser Supreme.
dQu6 era, decid, el vssto continente
Que Colon revelop Baio Ia saf1a
De la terrible EspafIa
Tres centurias gimf6 gu opresa gents
En- esteril afan, en- larga pena,
En- tinieblas me0tales cadena.
Mas ell momento vencedor de h2do
Al En- lego; los hierros 50 quabrAntan,
Et h0mbre mife al siol, osado plensa.
7 los pueblos de America, del mundo
SienteE al iln la agiGaci6n inmensa,
Z osan lucflar, y Ia victoria cantan.
B liza flgsz aurora
Lucio de libertad. Dssastre immense
Cubrto Caracas de paVor y lnto.
Del patri6tico afan Ell dulce fruto
Fatal superstici6n geca dev0ra.
De- libertad sObre la ibfausta ruina
Mas osado y feroz lorna el tirauo,
Y entire la gran deaolacion, Insane
Anlenaza y fulmina..
1oero BJlivar fue. Su heroico prfto
VenganxG, pat ia y ibsrtod aclama.
Venezuela ne inn3ma,
z tr6base la lucha
Ardua, laTaa, ssDgrfeLta,
Cue de giofia immortal cubre Bolivar
En- diex afi,s de afan. La fama sola
A la prosperidad Ion trianfos cuenta
&as 10 Vio presidir, cuando humillaba
La feroz srrogancfA,
La puJanza espaaola,
Y lsu genio celebra " su conatancia4
Una yer Otra vez toto y veneido
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-01
Julian E. Blanoo.

sado que ha Gontinuado 81 frente dsl Dsparta-.
mGnte mas tiempo del que pansaba espsrando
que pSsAran en- 81 ssnado AlgunAs meoidas ba.
neaciosaa lG Armada.
Anadi6 adenaas, que no conocs oil penss..
misnto de Roosavst para designar sn successor
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-01
Nuevo periodico

Sc ha traaIadado de- Ponce Ssu Juan don
Nicolas Lopez de Victoria con objeto, seg1n Sc
dice, de estAbiecer conVenio CON don Rosendo
Matienzo Ciutr6n, para editar IN peri6dco.
Die ha publication. & ju3gar pog las versio-
mes que corren, Sc fundarA por al Sc nor Ma
tienzo en- Ia espresadA cludad de San Juan.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-01
ESTADOS UNIDOs
Principe enrique

El principe Enrique de Prussia vcompsfi fis.
do dc 80 comitiva, del preaidonte Roosevelt, y
Saeret&rio Hay Ileg6ron aver de manAna
Annapolis. Vlsitaron OAseguida To- Aeac emil
Naval, donds estuvIeFon tres horas an fs uue
recibi6 muy buena impression sl principe Dor
sl Orden mArcha del Estaolaemisnto.
Ei pEfucipe eclni6 on Ia ciudAd en- vez de
en- Ia Academia, segha se hAbia dlspussto y
msnRnA continuarS an visis per el Sur. siendo
espsrade sl lunss pt6xirno On San Louis.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-01

Aderr6s aaIdr8 'todos los dias In eRpor
1as s. 40 da Ia mafiana de Catanc para lA Dapl-
tai v otro 4 Iase.1s de la sarde desde Ia OspA-
tsl para catafYo. no tenIendo, por ahoTa, estes
dos vapoies com hinacidn dc trehes.
Bayam6n 27 de Agostc de 1901.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-01
A BoD1vtAk
Cue tantos saorincios fueron vanoS,
Y que solo extirpaste & les tiranos
Para ejercer por tt la tiranfa,

Cue tantos sacrihcios fueron vanos
" que solo extirpaste les tiranoB
Para ejercer por tt Ia tiranfa.
Uual cometa ser&s, que en- la carrers
Por Ia atracclon del sol arrehatado
Sc desilza en- Ell 9ter, abfasado
Sc pierde al fin en- 81 perenne hoguerg.
xContra Ia HbertSd entfonizada
Por tn constante generoso brio,
Esgrimiras impfo
De Carabobo de JUnin la espadaY
Cuando tn gloria ell universe absrcat
Libertador de eselavos ndillDnes,
Craador de tres naciones,
atre querrAs abatir hasta InCrlarca?
lVuelve los oJos! ... A Iturbide Mrs
Cue de Padtlla en- la fatal arena
PaRs de su ambici0n la dara pena,
" como nm malhechor tangriento expira.
Y pSIido, deforme, lie recibe
El sGelo que ibro, que le adoraba,
Y cfvica apote0SiS lie guardaba.
En veE de Vill ignomtniosa muerte
Mas alta que Ia suya fue tu suerte
Huy mas largo tn af&n, mayor TIA gloria.
IA tu immortal carrera
Con lagrimas y sangre
On in igual recordar6 Ia historic?
Despues que al orbo at6nito ,1ejaste
Con tu sublime vuelo,
BrillanGe Lucifer, Icaeras del cfeloS
OAmha LmPuuSmenbe
AL pueblo soberane
Pudo impOner un heroe ciudsdanO
El sello del baldon scbre la frente
II. pueblo Sc alZa, So voraz encono
SacriHca al tirano,
Que halla infamia y sepulcro en- vez de trono
a al desvanecrse vi0 la TERRA
De Napoleon y de Agustfn Id gloria,
X premature tumba los encierra.
Y Ia bafIa con llanto la Victoria
lHijo de LiberLad privilegiado
No 81 terrible mageatad athntes,
Ni nuestro asombTo & lAstilnas presentes
un laurel fulninado. IL
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-01
MIR. Long

El gssrsARrio Long Sc rstirar& de So alto
cargo inmsdiatamonte dsspuss que tsrmlnen
las set 4es sesiones del CongresC.
Sc dice, adsmAg1 que ME. Long ha expire
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-01
Sam Juan

IA DEMocRAC1A Sc encuentra dc Ven-
ia en- los establecimientos sigulentes
sgnores Allen Company, Plaza al
fonso XII.
Farmacis r. Fl. Patron, San Juato 8.
Id. 1arbf, Puerta-tierra.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-01
FRITZE, LUNDT c GO.
PONCE, n. R,

Casas era MGyGgsses y San J'ta''.
B@nuWcFOS v cOmahshOmhse@@
AGEN TES
do las siguientes companfas de vaporen
Hamburg American Name
Hamburg.
Ia YEL0CE
Geneva.
hevg ORA amd PtO. RkcO q. G. Co
New York.
MOnsOH Steamship Line.
New York.
Sierra Steamship Line
Liverpool.
vapores COrreOs de s0brinOs do Herrera
Habana.
RaIVosGO0 No@a Indies ~. o. Go.
Galveston.
De las siguientes Compaffas de Ase-
guros contra incendio.
LA BALOISE,
HAMBURG BREMENSE,
AACHEN & MUNICH.
ASEGUROS MARITIMOS
Eorte GermAnica.
Representatives.
del Board of Underwriters of Eew York.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-12-11
To Be Depended On
Because 1t Is the Experience
of a Honolulu Citizen and
Can Readily be In
vestigated.

A stranger lost in a large city would
rections given him by local resident
than the guidance of another stranger
like himself. This is a natural conse-
quence of experience; it's like a ship
in a strange port-a trusty pilot fami-
liar with the harbor is always called
upon to bring her safely to her moor
ings. So it is with endorsement; we
doubt the sayings of people living at
distant point because we can't investi-
gate. but public expression of local
citizens can be depended upon, for It's
an easy matter to prove it. Evidence
like the following is beyond dispute
Mr.. w. F. Williams of this city, is a
lighthouse keeper, and he has held this
position for the last 80 years. He says:
IT was for a number of years. one of
that numerous army of people who
suffer with their backs. Mine ached
and panied me to no small extent, so
that 1 was glad when l heard of a rem
edy for it, Doan's Backache Kidney
Pills. I obained some of these at the
HOLSTER Drug Co.'S store, and took
them. They gave me great relief, and
l make this short narration Of my ex-
periences for the benefit of others who
perhaps do not know that nearly all
backache arises from the kidneys, and
the best medicine for it is Doan's Back
ache Kidney Pills.
Doan's Backache Kidney Pills are
so cents per box, for sale by all drug
gists; sent by mail on receipt of price
by the HOLSTER Drug Co., Honolulu
wholesale agents for the Hawaiian
Islands.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-12-11
THE LABOR ISSUE.
Continued from Page u

vide for their own food; horses are
provided by the plantation, and ground
for gardens. Only the Chinese and the
Japanese avail themselves of the lat
ter, growing most of the vegetables
for their own use. The stores On the
plantation are generally run by Chi
nese who worked their contract time
out and saved enough money to become
proprietors in a small way. There is a
good deal of sub-letting Of cultivation
and clearing work done, principally to
Japanese. who are excellent business
men, knowing the value OF cane, land,
labor, etc, exactly.
RACIAL CHARACTERISTICS.
But in dealing with each race of Ia
borers separately it is better to leave
the Japanese to the last, because there
is so much more to say about them,
filling, as they do, such varied posi-
tions. The Chinese are very industri-
Gus and plodding field laborers, not toe
intelligent, but very willing TO be told
what to do Since immigration ceased
altogether at the time of the annexa-
ton. and had been much restricted be
fore. it is impossible to obtain fresh
Chinese laborers, and those on the
plantations are becoming old and worn
out. The Chinese are thrifty here as
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-12-11
Deported on China.

Fifty-eight Japanese, forty-eight OF
whom were afflicted with trachoma,
the eye disease, were deported on the
China yesterday.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-12-11
Advertisement Changed Mondays
Xmas Novelties, Toys and Games

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-06-06
EA STERN DISTRICT PARADE.
RROOKLYN'S MAIN SUNDAY SCHOOL
CELEBRATION TO-DAY.

Twenty thousand children marched through the
streets in the Eastern District, Brooklyn. yester-
day afternoon in the forty-irst annual parade OF
the Eastern District Sabbath School Association
The children represented forty schools. and were
stand in front of the Hanover Club. Bedford-ave-
son. U. s. N; Borough President Swanstrom. Eu-
gene G. Blackford and two hundred others
Samuel H. Mcdowell. chairman of the anniversary
day committee entertained his colleagues and the
guests at luncheon before the parade.
The children met in their various schools, where
special services held. at 1880 a. m. Captain
Hobson spoke to about eight hundred children in
the Ross Street Presbyterian Church. Fire Chief
Croker spoke in All Saints Universalst Church
To-day is anniversary day for the Brooklyn sun
day School Union. including the children in most
of the Protestant Sunday schools in the western
District. 1t is expected that some seventy-nve
thousand gayly dressed children will march In
number of divisions in various parts of the dis
trict A large number OF prominent men from out
side the borough will attend the exercises
Among the invited guests Secretary Shaw.
Secretary Root. Secretary Moody. Senator Hanna
city officials
The public schools in Brooklyn will be closed to-
day after II O'Clock in order to give the children
an opportunity to take part in the anniversary
exercises. Although the Sunday schools OF tne
Universalst and Unitarian churches In brooklyn
have frequently asked for the privilege OF partlcl-
pating in the anniversary parade It has never Deeh
accorded TO them. These schools will, however,
have little celebration of their in the Church
of Our Father Grand-ave and Lefferts Place
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-06-06
MINERVA's EVENING FETB.
CROWDS OF CLUBwoMEN ATTEND PRETTY
ROOF GARDEN FUNCTION.

The 'fete de mutt given by Minerva last night
on the roof garden of the Majestic was one OF the
prettiest affairs of the The entire north
section given up to the club and its friends.
and was decorated especially for the fete under
the direction of Nine. Marie c. Neuhaus, chair
man Of the entertainment committee.
The various booths set apart for the army
Of soothsayers engaged to reveal the fate ana
fortunes of Minerva for the coming year. Hindoos'
in costumes of their native Land looked in the hano
and then. gazing into space, read the events whose
shadows there Astrologers drew weird
horoscopes and crystal peered into the clear
spheres of glass for inspiration.
In one rustic bower French game of
chance, Ecu de cours," or the horserace. This
was managed by Mrs. Otto Schaler, and the lucky
received prizes of pretty china and brio
a-brac.
Chinese lanterns swung before and around and
within the bowers, and colored electric bulbs
cleaned among the shrubbery under the stars. ana
music added its charm to the brilliant scene
liberal supper important part of the pro-
gramme.
Nine Neuhaus as chairman of the committee.
overwhelmed with compliments on the perfec-
of the arrangements. She was assisted py
Mrs. James L. Burley, Mrs Otto Schaller, Mrs. F:
P. Liant. Mrs Richard Reed, Mrs. B. j. Harnett
and Miss Wnifred Fox.
The reception committee consisted of Mrs. How
ard McNutt, president; Mrs. Frank Taylor, mrs
A J. Jamison Mrs. Frank Dessert, Mrs. Martha
Vincent and the members of the entertainment
committee.
sunlight fete has been planned by Nine. Neu-
haus for June Il, when party of Minerva mem
bers will have an outdoor euchre'' at the Abbey.
Nine. Neuhaus will sail July 2 for London;
where she will visit Mrs Hugh Reid Griffin. and
later will go to Paris.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-06-06
ODELL AT STATE CAMP.
CHEER THE COMMANDER
IN CHIEF OF THE STATE FORCES

State Camp PeekskiIl, June (SpeciaD.-Governor
odell and party arrived at the State Camp at noon
The Governors party consisted OF MS mihtary
secretary Major H. K Bird; MS SON. herDelt
Odeu and his brother. Hill am b. OdeI- Ihey
were met at the railroad platform by Major Gen
eral Roe Brigadier General Smith ana their aus
and the entire party rode IN three sea'eU
r,aga to the camp grounds AS the stage rounded
the ton of the hill the first shot of the tWenty-ohe
that form the national salute was fired AS tne
carriage passed the eth Regiment the men cheereu
the Governor heartily -
At LAO after a good dinner at the mess nan
Governor Odell and his party, accompanied Os 'ne
greater part of both the State and the orlsdue
STATS started In carriages for Camp Roe at Lake
Mohegan. The 18th Regiment had received twenty
minutes notice. and when the party arrived the
regiment was formed, ready to parade before the
Governor. The men made an excellent sho"lns'
and Governor Odell, after the parade, compliment
ed the officers the appearance of the regiment.
While he at Colonel Dyer's tent Governor Ooeil
posed for photograph for one of the members OF
the regiment who had his camera with him. After
his visit to the staff row, the Governor went
through number of the company streets. and IN
each of them the men lined up and saluted as ne
an hour, and then he rode back to the State Camp.
wer amone th other Visitors at Camp Roe
At State Camp after supper, the 9Th Regiment
gave its evening parade. followed by review by
Governor 3de He % PRES hmse also as wen
This evening considerable musical and elocutlon.
displayed for the benefit of the performers com
rades and the visitors, The entertainment was
given in the Young Mems Christian Association
Tent under the direction of First Sergeant Rggers.
of Company K, the senior sergeant of the regiment
To-day's detail of the 9Th Regiment is: Oft1cer
of the day. Captain James Lynch; othcer OF the
guard Lieutenant William Fleiss and Junior of1eer
of the guard Lieutenant George +. Winters For
tomorrow the detail is: Officer of the day, Cap
tain Alexander s. Williams; officer of the guard
Lieutenant George NJ Pollard, and Junior officer or
the guard Lieutenant John D. Braue
Governor Odell and his party left the State camp
at 745 this evening. This was not only his hrst
visit to he rniIit in
trip out to Lake Mohegan and visit to Camp Roe
were the first visit that he has ever made.