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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-01-01

After getting settled [ began my
calls. All new corners to Washington
have to make all first calls. My first
call was on the Costa Rican AmbaSSa-
dor and wife. Then on the Mexican the
Japanese the -..lnese Ambassador The
Chinese Minister. Mr. WI Ting Fare, L
do not remember the rest of his name, is
very popular in Washington and every
body goes to his receptions on Fridays.
| called on General Miles and his wife,
the Spanish Ambassador and all the
Ambassadors in the city. 1t is not like
it is here in Honolulu where one goes
calling once a month; there you go call
ing every week. l had my reception
day. l received Tuesdays and lots of
people came and called. l could not
begin to tell who they are but 1 have
their cards. OF course all the people
that | called on-or nearly all of them
at least-returned my call. Among
those on whom I called and who called
in return were Mr.. and Mrs. Brewer.
Mr. Brewer is on the Civil Service Com
mission.
When | got settled there the ladies
came around and asked me to assist
them in Episcopal church fair and
have charge of the Hawaiian booth. IL
was called the Trinity church, Third
and Sixth N w. 1t was a big affair We
put up the Hawaiian table and We're
assisted by Mrs. Wells and Mrs Dick
inson and Mrs. Mcfarland Boyd and
Miss Lillian Cramer and Mr.. d. Kalau-
okalani Jr. Our booth was the number
one" booth. Next came the Philippine
or Porto Rican booth. We had pump
kin vine hats. Home Rule pillows. Gala
bashes and also uku.ele. cocoanut Gala
ba shes and ia bu Hawaiian
tapa and mats. necklaces and bracelets
and a Holoku. the Hawaiian dress
Mr.. Forest Mckinley, nephew of the
President. and his wife; Mr.. W. the
Chinese ambassador and his wife, the
uBo!XeW 9ul pue Iopess gquIy uBeI.uD
Ambassad dor and their wives called on
us.
1 did not go out great deal while
was in Washington on account of
trouble with one of my eyes. l was
afraid it was going to keep me from
going TO the inauguration but fortunate
ly, the swelling began to go away a
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-01-01
W place. s'S not IKE s ss'f FRAN,
cisco much, but Washington is


cisco much, but Washington is
charming. All the people of Washing
ton are just as lovely as can be.
When | went to Washington with my
husband last Year | took both of my
children with me. We lived for some
time at the Hotel Normandie, but when
we called upon the President, which of
course we did as soon after arrival as
possible, he advised us to go to house
keeping. The call on the President was
the frs, call we made. of course. Mr..
Wilcox and myself and two children
and Mr.. Kaluokalani, Mr.. WilcoX's sec
rotary. went together. My little son
was probably the first Hawaiian boy to
shake the hand of a President of the
United states. He asked us right away
where we were living, and we told him
a the Normandie. Mr.. Mckinley was
man who believed in economy and
he told me to go and keep house and
practice economy.
After that we went to get a house.
II keep house in Washington is some
thing one must get accustomed to. The
cooks Wont do anything but cook and
one must have two or three extra ser
wants beside them. 1t is not like it is
in Hawaii where one or two servants
Will do all your work. The first month
we We're not pleased. The butcher and
the bread man and the rest of them
put in fearful bills. The cooks would
order To suit themselves. So Mr.. Will
cox put his foot down and after that
everything was paid for in cash in
stead of running bills. The first month
the cook must have made a good thing.
In Washington they make their living
that way They have to make it while
Congress is in session for after Con-
g1ess adjourns, the town is empty and
they have to make it up when the town
is full.
We secured a house at 2Ol6 r street,
y. w, and after two or three months
everything went all right. We lived in
this house the balance of our stay in
Washington and Kalauokalani and his
wife are still living there. While we
We're in Washington they lived with
us.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-01-01

the CITY. I never sat in the body of the
house at the theatre. They always
gave us a box and usually sent in flow
ers as soon as we were seated. Some
Tins Carlo Long, and Ellen long, who
were then studying at the Georgetown
University. would go to the theatre
with us There is a great deal of dress
in the Washington theatres, almost eN-
erybody being in full dress
| gave a luau in Washington on the
LIST of May. which was my birthday. I;
was a regular Hawaiian luau. with
sweet potato poi ana fish. mullet from
the fish market, cooked the Hawaiian
way: cocoanut and sweet potatoes
''keoIe palau," sometimes called cocoa
nut pudding. Secretary James wilson
of the Department Of Agriculture sent
me several large lunches of carnations
and | made them up into leis, ana as
the guests came they had To wear these
leis on their necks. After we were
through with the luau, we all went to
the theatre. | had two carriages come
to the door. one { which was my own
of course and we all jumped into the
wagons and were taken to the Naude-
Vile where we occupied two boxes. still
with these leis on. The result was that
the people looked at us more than at
stage. We had on these yellow paper
leis at the theatre. We also had some
Ieis made of maiden hair fern inter
twined with roses. There were fifteen
Of us in the party.
After that one day we went down To
Chesapeake beach on the cars and
went in bathing. Then we went out
grabbing. Then we went To a little
Italian villa, where we had our lunch
con After that we went out grabbing
again and it was nearly four when we
stopped and had some fresh crabs and
oysters cooked at the little houses along
the beach.
Mr.. w. II. Pain and his wife called
on us in Washington. AS soon as
heard that they were on their way to
Honolulu from England, and that they
were in Washington, / sent right down
and found them Mr.. Pain was on his
way back from England, where he had
been married and | gave them quiet
dinner at my house in Washington. 1t
was only small affair, just a few
present.
When Sam Parker was in Washing
ton he called on us. Every time he came
to Washington he always called. Ma
ior Seward who used to be down here
in some capacity, called on us, too OF
course while / was in Washington /
met Mr.. Hankey, who was on there In
the matter of the Bar Association
against Judge Humphreys, and ! also
saw Mr.. Geo. Gear when he was there
working against Mr.. Wilcox and for his
present judgeship.
called on every ambassador in
Washington who was in town except
the Italian Ambassador. Lord Paunce-
fote was away. so / did not see him.
We went down to Chevy Chase one
afternoon with Mr.. Wilcox and party
of friends. They had a very good band
down there. There is a big park with
a very large lake and they have a pa
vilion where dancing is going on. The
lake is full of frogs. Another day We
went down Chevy Chase way and went
down to Cabin John. We went over
Cabin John bridge. We let the children
take ride in the merry go round and
then went to see the gypsies. They had
a band there, too. Then we went to
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Continued on page 54D
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-05-29
Ser &emtmdBer Charles ct
Glair miro mi6t amsselieiert.

8ouberneur Surbin bat li9 eeiuei.
CERT oas bonn @Ouberneur bon &entudp
ausseitellte &equiiitionseeiu9 bebufa
@usliefsruns oes ii9 in bieiiser Stabt
befinbli6sn in Yabucab, &p., tpegen
9altens zines Spielbauies seipiini9ten
Charles ct. Clair 81 bepinieen.
Die Nnmdlte beilelben iiberseueten
ibn, oaB es ben 2euten in Paoucab,
tpelae in ct. glair's 2ecal 8elo ber-
loren batten, barum 81 tbun trdre, oen=
ielben gu atuinsen, ibnen ibr @elo su=
riifsu9eben. @iner Der Intpdlte bes
St.IGlair t6eilte benz 8ouberneur fer=
ner nit, oab Der ii9 sur 3eit bier auf=
baltenoe poli5ei4ef bon Paoucab ibm
einSelesramm se5eigt, our6 tpeldes oer=
ielbe autboriiirt miro, nit ct. Clair
einen 8ergleid ab3ui6lieben, tuenn
berielbe $500 sablen molle.
Inter oieien Hmitdnoen mar Der
@ouoerneur ni6t seneigt, bas Muslie=
ferunss=@eIu9 3u betpiaigen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-05-29
Sabrsang 25.
Sdamolia amo abi@eulid
Sino ote 3mitdnoe tint Wi6t=
gan Su6tbattie.
go lantst Der Ssridt Der gebOrbe,
meld1e Die Nnflagen bes Or.
9prne 80 nnterIuden bate.

9ie Stants=gebOrbe fir Straf= uno
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., tuel1e Die BON
Or. 8roie Sorne eeeen benSiilfs=3u6t=
baus @arbein Barnard erbobenen
9lntlagen su unteriu6en bate, bat
heute 9ta6mittag oem @OuOerneur
ibren Seri6t einsereidt. Serielbe 1T
bOa allen Mtitglieoern Der Seb0roe
unter5ei9net, ndmli9 Simotbp 9ai6ol-
ion, MarD u. Spint, SDoneD 3.
Sapis, Semar9us 6. grotpn, Mar9a=
let j. Yeele unb 90. g. Cooper.
Sn bsmiel6en iperben Die 3uitdnoe
I'M Mi9i9an @itp 3u9tbauie als ge=
raOe5u i9dnoli9e, abi6euli9e uno
brutale eei6ilbert. Sie gebanbluns
Der irriinnigen @efan9enen 1T cine
S9ma6 uno Sdanbe fir ben Staat.
Srofane &eoensarten ieitens Der @d6=
ter paren an Der Sagesoronung.
Seroorbenes 6leil6 wurbe ben So=
fpitaI=Yatienten eeliefert unb tranfs,
fOtuie geiifesgeitDrte @efangene wurben
IN brutaler gDeiie befraft. 9iilfs-
@aroein Barnard bat, ipenr er aud
ni9t in b0spilIiser Ibii9t brutal mar,
bod Gebler besangen.
Srseno pel6e Nntlagen erbebt
Die SebOrbe aber ni9t 9egen i'm.
Der Seriht, pel6er iebr umfan9=
reid lit, fdlieBt nit elmer 9teibe bon
Smpfehlun9en.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-05-29
Snbianapplis, Snb., Dpnneritae, 80. Mai 1902
Sie i9Ome 9ortenie ams Ger
Saft eatlafea.
Gs tparoe enSIi6 fir iie Siirsiaaft seitslt.

Sen Semiibungcn bes 9(nwalts
Senrp Spaan 1T es enblid gelrngen,
ieiner i6Onen @lientin, SurtenIe 9lbro=
met, Die Sreibeit, tpenn piellei9t aub
nnr tempOrdr, gu beri9affen.
Gr beuos ben iteIpertretenben Yoli=
seiri9ter GOnnapap, Die bonn &i6ter
Stubbs feitseIebte giirsi9aftsiumme
bon $2500 = auf $1,000 gu ernteori=
gen. Sierauf besab er ii4 na6 Der
Security Sruit So. uno bieIe uilliate
elm, Die Siirsi6aft su itelsn. &urs
na9 Wtittae tpurbe Sortenis aus bem
6efdngnille, in weldem iie felt Dem
10. Wsai sei6ma6tet bat, entlaiien.
Sbre Mutter bOlte iie in einem Sab
ab. Die Sreuoe Der beioen Grauen
iiber oieie sliidli9s @enouns Der
Singe mar unbeI breibli6.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-05-29
sdlnBfeier Der Smaiaua @edts=
idnle.
80 neue 9lSppfaten.

Sm Granb Opera Souie fanb eeitern
9lberto Die S4lubfeier Der Snoiana
&e9tsi6ule ftatt. 55 @rabuirte err
bielten ibre Siplome unb murbe sur
Praris in alien bielisen @eri6ten suse=
lahen. Sie betreffenoen gibe tpuroen
ibnen bOm g9tb. Noble 6. Butler,
@lert oes bieiisen gunbesseri9ts,
&i6ter Senrp Slap 4llen pom 3reis=
geri4t unS &i9ter Sobu 8. McMafer
pom SuperiOrseri6t absenommen.
Inter benjenigen 8rabuirten, pel6e
preiie erbielten, befanb ii9 au9 Serr
6ranf g eibenfider, Sobn bes
beritorbenen 9lbOlpb Seibenfider. Scr=
elbe erbielt ben &obba9=preis (oer
fueitbO6fte preis, tpel9er ber9eben
wuroe) beitebeno aus ygoubier's Sc
ieb= SictiOnaire" neil er fib iotpobl i'm
Gramen, als AUDI in Der Sbefis in
better @eiie auseesei9net bate. Sm
DerflOllenen Sabre erbielt Serr Geiben=
itider bereits ben ersten preis fir oas
bette @ramen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-05-29
8 &c n9re bmann II q a u [
&. pra. +

Mibbletopn, g., 90. Wtai. paul
s. Sors, Der anseiebenite, populdrite
uno rei9ite Mann Der Staot, iit seitern
i'm Otter bon 50 Sabren aus benz Sc.
ben seI6ieben. ct mar felt Sabren
leibenb.
Ser 8erfOrbene mar Elm Self maoe
man. Sn drmliben 8erbdltniileu
eeboren, perlebte er feline erltenSabre in
Cincinnati unb half bur9 ben @erfauf
bon Slumen, 3eitunsen etc. ieinen
gltern, Die Gamilie gu erndbren. Cur
3eit Ieines Sobes mar er Prdfibent Der
3. s. SOrs SObaecO 60. uno Der p.
S. Sprs paper 50.
Sein Na9lab miro auf Sc, 900, 600
9eiAdgt. gr mar elm SemDfrat uno
sebOrte Dem GonsreB bon lS95-99
als &eprdfentant an.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-05-29
Sm 0eridts,immer hom Ssrs=
idlase setrofem.
Srasii6er Sorfau in Hi6ter Spdmann's
Sribunal.

Sennett 0iecum bate beute 0or=
mittag in Sriebensiidter 2ofmann's
8eri9tssimmer in einem Slaeefal
3eugniB abgelegt uno Johann einen
SIP in elmer gde plaB senommen, als
er plObli4 su 8ooen fiel. Sr. 9am=
bert uno 81. @OOotpiit bonn Oispenia=
RUM tpuroen berbeigerufen, allein bie=
ielben tonnten nur nod eonltatiren, oaB
bas 2eben aus Dem &Drper entfloben
mar. Gin Sersi9lag mar bic llrIa9e
oes jdben Sooes. Ser Yerbli1ene mar
90 Sabre alt, berbeiratbet, 8ater bon
bier Sinoern uno Sanitor i'm @terling
@ebduoe an Der 8irginia 9lbe. go. 243.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-05-29
Sie Treimamrer.

Senor Die Contention Der @robloee
Der Sreimaurer eeS6lOhen tpuroe, er=
nannte 6robmeiiter Dunbar NOD fol=
genoe 8eamte
Mari9aa-@. %. goluen bon Sel-
phi.
Gaplan-&eb. SOibua Stansiielo,
bon Snbianapolis.
Sorleier-@m. $. Swinb, bon
Goutb 8enb.
Senior=Siafpn- -2ineoln 9. Gra-
nens, bon 0taoiion.
Sunior=Siafon-@. N. Weifels bon
SEEM @aitle.
Stewart-&oser garrep, Snbpls.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-05-29
Nabrnmssmittel ioaem materindt
iuerOen.
Die Scm6opatben fabten einen pi9tiser
gei9lub.

Sn Der SblaBliBung Der Staats=
8ereini9uns bon Som0Opatben iuuroe
bei6lOhen, bic n0tbisen S9ritte 81
unternebmen, um DE nd6ite Staats=
9egislatur 81 beranlaiien, baB iie cine
binrei9enoe Summe fir @tablirung
unb llnterbaltune zines 2aboratoriums
ausiest, in weldem aasi6lieBli6 Nab=
runasmittel auf ibre &einbeit unter=
iu6t iueroen iOllen. Sr. 5. q. SaD=
Tor BON @ratpforospiGe bate in einem
gOrtrag iiber vNabrungsmittel Ser
fdli9un9" na6setpieien, in mel9em
eri9redenbem MaaBe biele Nabrungs=
mittel sur 3eit sefdli9t tueroen.
Sie 8eamtenmabl ereab foleenoes
&eiultat
praiioent-Sr. 8. $. Sean, Stub
billie.
1. Sice=Y e=Yrdfioent-Sr o. 6. Sun,
lebD, @bansDile.
2. 8iee=Yrdlioent -Sr. s. $. 8alb=
min, SeiferionDifle.
Secretdr-Sr. 8. $. Safer, Wun=
Gle.
S9aBmeiiter-Sr. 90. 9. SurOn,
Sipton.
Seb0roe Der 9enIpren-Softoren SO.
9. Stemart, SnoianapOlis; u. u.
Gitenberrp, peru; s. &. Nrmitrong,
SbOrntoun; s. Wtarb, st. @apne;
u. @. Solcombe, &ofomo.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-05-29
Wiit fmapper Notb Dem &efur=
matorinm entronnen.

Der iusenoli9e @barles Wilfon bat
ale 1ria6e ieinem S6Opfer uno nd6lt
oemielben Ssrrn Sobn @ebsr su bans
fen, baB er ni9t nit bsm &eformato=
RUM in SefferIonbille getannti6aft su
MAIDEN brau6t.
gor si1iser 3eit batte er in friibsr
Morsenfunoe i'm angerau9ten 3u-
itanoe einen duBerif bertpesenen gin=
bru6 in Die Nrcabe 3neipe auseefibrt,
inoem er bon Der 8irsinia NUe. our9
bGs Sberli9t Der Sbiir in bas 9ocal
gsbrungen mar. gbe sr iid ieoo9 nit
ieinem &aube, beiiebeno aus me6reren
Siiten Gigarren unb einem 8unb
S9liiiiel entfernen fonnte, mar er
bon Dem pribat=Yolisiiten pfeifer abb
gefangen tpproen. gr ipurbe unter Der
Qlntlaee bss @inbriids eineeipsrrt unb
brummte ieitoem i'm @efdnsniB. Ga6=
Dem Der Saq mebrere Male i'm Yolisei-
seri9t reri9Oben tuOroen mar, fam
osrielbe beute CUR gerbanbluns.
Ser Siireling, mel6er aus gutter
Gamilie fammt piiroe, ba bas Betpeis=
material serabesu iiberpdltigenb mar,
obne piel 6eoerleiens an Die GrOBse=
i9porenen iiberbunben tporben fein,
tpenn ni5t Serr Sobn @ebsr ielbit fir
ibn ein9etreten pdre.
Sie flebentli9en Bitten Der tiefbe-
fiimmerten Mlutter bes gln9etla9ten,
nidt sesen ibrem Sobn au5utreten,
batten einen ntddtisen ginorud auf
ibn gena9t, uno ba er betanntli6
ni6t einen Stein, ionbern nod elm
parmfiiblenoes Sers in ieiner 8ruit
bat, 10 ertldrte er bem &i6ter, baB er
ieiue 6lase Suriidsiebe uno ni6t tpsiter
eegen ben 9lnseflasten eeri6tli4 auf=
treten polle. Ser poliseiantpalt mar
oamit einberlfanben unb Der 6aa
tpurbe aom @eri9tsfalenSer eefri6en.
Seinen &auI9 aber muBte Der 8ur=
i6e nit SIS psrifeuern. Die Strafe
uuroe bon sinsm bieiigen 2ei9enbs=
ftatter, pel9e i'm in Sienit ssnOmmen
bat, prompt be3ablt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-05-29
Yeriomal Moti;em.

Serr Sreo &afemann, Der
coulante grfriidunssratb bon go.
210 Of @ubai6 Str, besins seitern.
bon alien Seiten bersli6lt besliid=
tuiini9t uno nit biibiden uno tpertb=
pollen @eI6enfen beebrt, iein
Wieeenfeit. geionbers erfreuten bas
jeBt ST Sabre alte, aber INNER
mod lebensluitise @eburtstassfinb
strei biibi@e 8ratulations 2arten,
bic aus Der alten 9eimath eirtrafsn.
Sie cine itammt bon Dem in @roB=
briidter aniaiiiseu Bruoer bes 9errn
&aiemann, Die anbere bon 6rn. Nug.
SOerr, 8eiiber oes Sotels r3um Seut=
i6en Sauie" in @rosbrii9ter, bel benz
9err &aiemann bel ieinem lebten 8e=
Jude in Der alten Seintatb einaetebrt
sstpeien mar.
Sau=SnipectOr g. Sartel uno feline
@eI6mifer unb &inbel betrauern bas
Der Sienifas 9ta6t erfolste slbleben
bes Serrn Sobn8artel bon go.
735 8ermania Ipe., oes Al Sabre
alten Bruoers bes 8au Snipectors.
Ser @eriforbene, Der II Sabre bier
anfdIIis mar, binterldBt 2 Ginoer.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-05-29
Sie Mntoren=lt =ltnterbaltnng

Die prosramme fir Die i'm @neliif
Spern Sauie itattfinbenoe Sorleiun=
gen Der Snoiana'er 9lutoren iinb tpit
folgt arraneirt moroen:
Greitas 9 Nbeno:
6sOrss Sarr Megutdeon.
6rau @tarp Sarttueq @atbermooo.
pauie.
Snbianapolis Symphonic =Or9eIter.
CHARLES MajOr.
Sames Wbitcomb &ilep.
g a m # q Ibenb:
Sen. Gem Wallace.
SRI. goalsen Stein.
Bauie.
Snbianapolis Spmpbonie=Sr9e
8eOrJe Ibe.
Mereoitb Nidolion.
8ooth Darlington.
Sas, mas oieielben bortrasen per.
ben, tuirb nidt betannt gema6t tper.
ben, aud ni9t auf ben i'm Sbeater aur
Tertbeilung selansenben offi3isllen
SOuOenir=Y Yrogrammen.
Sem IOrbertauf Der Sidets na9 gu
l9lieBen, miro Der 8eIu9 an beiben
9lbenoen elm sablreider iein.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-05-29
Clarence Softer sefanSen.

Sie gltern bon Clarence Softer,
iuel6er am MOntag 10 plObli9 ber=
f6wano, baben aus 9lmo, Sno. bon
8. u. Omens Die gla6ridt erbalten,
baB ibr SO6n ii6 Bel ibm befdnoe.
Sie gltern fOnnen iib nidt erfldren,
mas ben Sungen peranlaBte, iid na4
amo gu beeeben. 9lllerbinss mar Der
Ort feline friibere Seimatb. @rit i'm
9topember b. S. iiebelten feline @ltertl
na6 bier iiber, bamit ibre &inber Die
S9ulen in SnoianapOlis beiu9en
tDnnen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-05-29
BauerIaubniBiaeine.-

BauerIaubn 5 Id cine
8. &eser, 1912 Ot Ohio, 9nbau,
$4,000. = $. 6. Sbo1tmeier, COG
g. Sem Ssrfep, &eparaturen, $50. =
S. SOffmarf, 1906 Orleans, S9eune,
800. = &idter Sbompion Siib
gaitern unb 2epfone, &eparaturen,
$1,000. = Sr. S. o. Gisf, College
uno 25., b0l3. Soppelb., $4,000. =
$. Yunean. 513 20. Wsrmont, gln=
bau, 5000.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-05-29
spanii9er Club.

Sn Der @Obnung Der Trau Slora
@ulidner Deranlfaltete oer Spanii6e
Stub am Wlittwod feinen erifen @af=
abeno, an meldem etiua 20 8dfte
tbeilnabmen. Sas prosramm befano
aus muiitalii9sn uno oetlamatorii9en
gortrdsen, pel6e idmrltlid in ipani=
ider Spra6e se6alten muroen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-05-29

Surdfabrenoe Sdlaf= unb gB=
Waggon Der penniplbania uno Ion=
balia 4inie bon indianapolis naa Dem
norbli9en Widigan, Detroit uno ben
Observation-Disclosures bia Detroit,
beginner am %. SUM 81 laufen. Siir
gin3elbeiten idreibe man an
90. 80. &idarbfon,
Snoianapolis, Snb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-05-29
9abnenfGmpfe.
200 psrionen tpobnten benielben BEL.


aluf einem abieits selesenen plase
i'm norotpefliden Sbsile Der Stabi
fanben seifern abenb Sabnenfdmpfe
i'm Seiiein bon ettpa 200 Ssreunoen
oieies Jraulamen Sports fatt. Sie
3abl Der &dmpfe belief fi9 auf breibig,
Die Sauer oerlelben bariirte api=
i4en stpei unb fiinfsis Wainuten.
Sirclebiae, g., Mun:is uno Snbiana=
polls batten Die Sampfbdbne seliefert.
Die Snoianapoliier Riterifis fieaten.
Is wurben gBetten bon $50 bis au
$500 abgei6loiien. 9ie polisei muBte
bon ni9ts.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-05-29
Die staats @eimmSbeits= @e=
bOrsr 81 elmer sitmms eins
berniem.

@ouperneur Surbin bat auf beute
cine SiBung Der Staats=6eiunbbeits=
geborbe einberufen unb nit berielben
Die GentudD'sr Quarantdne= =angelesen=
belt uno Die glattern-Situation su er=
0rtern.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-05-29
Graberidmiidmnss=Sas.
Die 6eier auf benz Groipn Siu Sir6bof.

Ser @rdbtrI6miidunesiag pirb
npr9en unter einbrudspoaen geremo=
nien 9efeiert tueroen. Cine StraBen=
garaoe f;noet nidt itatt. Sie 9aupt=
Geod9tniBfeier tpirb am gta9mittag
auf Dem @rOmn Sia 6ir9bof absebal=
ten. Sie proseiiion piro ii9 nm 2
llbr am St-@insans gum &ir9aOf wie
folat, fOrmiren:
gOliSei, Miler's Militdr=@ap,le.
@bcf Waribaa s. 6. Glapp ;
Stabs9ef Sol. &uilel 9. SarriIon ;
Nbiutant General q. Wl. @mpf ;
Sulfs-goiutant @eneral GarsD Mc=
Bherion.
Die bier @ompa9nien Der Snoiana
gtatiOnal=@arbe bas Snbianapolis
Battalion, Il. sc. 6. Of g., @omman=
beur, Capt. SarrD Sbeets; S. 8. Il.
&. &. Of g., @ommanbeur, @apt. s.
Ut. 6orbes; SnbianapOlis @antOne Der
S. 8. 8. 5. Il. 81. Der 3otbmdnner;
Sater Mattbew's &naben=Sri9abe.
8. u. st., &i6ter Sobn 8. Mc=
Maiter GOmmanDeur. @eOree 8.
SbOmas Yof, gto. II; Martin 9ela-
neD 9Oit. go. 20; @eorge $. @bap=
man POit, Go. 2O9; Sobn s. 8udle
gOit, go. 165; SOiepb q. 8orbon
YOif, 9tn. 281; Mai. &obert 9lnoer=
ion gOf, go. 269; 9llpin SObep Yoif,
glo. $50.
Seuti9er Seteranen Serein ; Die
perl9iebenen Or9aniiationen Der 8ete=
ranen aus ben Mericanii6en unb 8iir-
ser-&riegen : SObn g. polano Camp,
Gpalii4=Nmericaniide Sriess=0stera=
men, S0bne Der geteranen, 6rant 6.
@larf @amp, gtO. 26, Sobn s. &udle
Camp, go. 936, Sarriion Camp, gto,
$50.
SObalo Die PrO5eiiion al Der &eb-
ner=Sribiine anlanst, sruppiren ii9
Die 9. u. G.=Yoifsn INN bieIelbe.
6Olgenbes prosramm selanst bisr-
auf sur Sur9fiibrung
MuIif.
@ebet-3en. 8. 80. u. 2udep.
Spmne-.8 8eoede iie nit 8lumen",
Seuti9er Club unb Wuiifperein.
8ebd9tnibrebe Wm. Warner,
ebemaliser Gbef=@ommanoeur Der
@. u. G.
Spnne-, Sas triumpbirsnoe Nmerica"
Weulifberein.
@eremrnien Der 8. u. 3. Yofcn :;
9lufpfansen Der Gabnen auf ben
Grabern Der 0eteranen be-
itrsuen osrielben nit 8lumen
our9 Die &inoer uno nit Simmer
grim our9 Die S6bne Der Sete=
ranen.
9luf Dem Wit. Sadion &ir6bOf wire
Die 6eisr um 10 llbr @ormittass ibren
Mnfan9 nebmen. Sie @rdber tperoen
bon Poitsn Der q. u. &. gei6miift
tperoen. &eb @ortb M. SippD uirb
Die &ere balten /; SO. Is Der gfational=
8arben tpirb bic gbienialpe abseben.
I'm bieielbe 3eit finbet aud Die
6eier auf benz 6reenlapn Girdbof
itatt. Die @eremonien tperosn BON
8. u. &.= unb gr=@onfooerirten
Seteranen aussefiibrt werben.
gfetptDn We. Saplnr unb 9ouis Sotu=
lano meroen Mnfpra9en balten.
9luf Dem 81. &reus 9ir9Eof riro
Der @emOrial=Sag ebenfaas in Iebr
einorudsboller Weiie sefeiert tperben.
9ie 6sier nimmt um 2.30 ibren gln=
fang. Capt. g. S. Geaeber miro Die
@eremonie leiten. &eb. Soiepb G6art=
rano Miro Die 8eoddtniBreoe balten.
Vater Mattbetp's Gnaben 8rtgaoe
miro Die gbrenlalpe abieuern.
9uf Dem neuen Grpirn 6rieb=
bofe on Der @hurdman pite tuerosn
aud entIpre9enbe 5eierli6teiten unb
S6miifung Der @rdber ifattfinben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-05-29
yamoaIta Stnie.
$1-Serre 6aute mno smriif-$1
75t 6reentaifle un0 auriif -75t

Sonntag, l. SUM-.
Spe3ialsus berldbt Snoianapolis
7.25 llbr 0orinittags. &iidfabrt bon
Serrs Saute 7.30 llbr Mbenos.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-05-29

S6metser 8mno Yicntc.
Somntag, 1. Smmt 1902,
TT &tarser'S 0rope. 9feuer
Sansbooett. Grprekwagen
bon oer StraBenbabm aus
fret.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-05-29

Sie Scottifb Gite=6reimau=
rer beranitalten beute 9lbeno cine 0au=
biae=llnterbaltung nebit Sang.