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CIRCUIT COURT.
Henry Clay Allen. Judge.


Lena H. Myers ct al. VS.. John F. Carson.
ex ct al; contest of will. Minority of Mar
tin F.. Annie and Emma Myers. Emil.
Arthur and Carl Rahke suggested. Ovid
b. Jameson appointed guardian ad Item
Defendants Frank F. krug. Edward X.
Meyer. August +. Rahke and Martin Meyer
defaulted. Submitted TO court. Finding for
plaintiffs. Will set aside. Judgment against
plaintiffs for costs.
Delitha B. Harvey VS.. August Emerich ct
al; minority OF Lizzie and Carl limerick
suggested. Louis j. Morgan appointed guar
dian ad Item. Death of defendant, Albert
limerick suggested. Cause dismissed as to
him. Submitted 10 court. Finding for plain
tiffs. Foreclosure of mortgage. Judgment
for sS73l and costs without relief. Finding
for cross complainant Kepler on tax lien
for S75.S2.
Clara Harrell VS.. William Harrell: d.
vorce. Defendant defaulted. Submitted TO
court. Finding for plaintiff. Decree of di-
vorce. Judgment against defendant for
costs
City OF Indianapolis VS.. William Vance;
from City Court. Defendant dismisses APP
peal. Judgment against defendant for costs.
Jennie +. Cassel VS.. Hardin Cassel; di-
vorce. Submitted 10 court Finding for
plaintiff. Decree of divorce. Plaintiff given
custody Of child Ethel Maiden name OF
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NOTICE
A CARD LIKE THIS

Every Sunday for year costs but Hs5 DER
month The Journal want page Is proAtabls 10
tie advertiser and reader.
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TYPEwRITERs.

FOR SALE-The Fox, Manhattan and other
leading makes for sale rent at antitrust
prices. G. VI MERRICK. Gen. Agt. Phones
sos ia T. Washington st. Indiana polls
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HIGHER COURT RECORDS.
SUPREME COURT.

1891. Case VS.. Bennett. Hamilton c. c.
Affirmed. Hadley. il Reasons for a
new trial cannot be considered in the alb
sence of the evidence from the record when
such reasons depend upon the evidence. ,.
In order to bring up the evidence from the
lower court ii must be incorporated in a
bill of exceptions, which shall be examined
and approved by the trial judge as bill
OF exceptions. and when thus judicially per-
fected filed in open court, or the clerk S
Office, as part of the proceedings in the
case, in accordance with the act of 1897.
1854 Studebaker Bros. VS. Morden. Van
derburg G. G. Reversed. Gillett, IA
corporation is not amenabe TO the penalty
that attaches TO the violation of the act
of Feb. Is. 1893 (Acts, 1893, p. GA, which
provides penalty for failure to release a
mortgage from record after the same has
been paid.
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STORAGE.

STORAGE-The Union Transfer and Storage
Company. corner East Ohio st. and Union
tracks: only hrst-class storage solicited Graft
ing and packing Phones 725
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Minutes.

\.
ferred from Appellate Court, No. 1920
Minutes
1871. Chicago & Southeastern Railway
Company VS.. Charles Kinney ct al. Put
nam c. c. Temporary restraining order
issued. Bond. Copy 90 issued.
1885. Minerva j. Hall VS.. City OF Leb-
anon. Clinton c. c. Appellee's brief 6)
1899. State ex rel. John o. Behymer VS.
Elijah Perry auditor. Appellees brief o.
APPELLATE COURT.
1917. Hit Ice Co. VS. Zahrt Laporte c.
G. Transfer denied.
1916 Fitch VS.. Long Allen S. C. Dis
missed. Robinson IAN appeal is not
perfected until the filing of the transcript
and assignment of errors. 2. The act of
1901, approved March u, 1901, regulating ap-
peals, with the exception of Section s of
said act, fOrbids the taking of any and all
appeals within the class mentioned and not
within some OF the exceptions named In
Section 8, after it went into effect, regard
less of the time when the judgment from
which the appeal is attempted to be taken
was rem cred.
1864. Van Hook VS.. Young Estate. Clark
c. c. Reversed. Comstock il. When
the motion for a new trial is not filed dur
ing the term, and there is no agreement
for extension of time. the reasons there
after filed for a new trial cannot be con-
sidered on appeal. 2. When the answers
TO interrogatories are inconsistent with
each other aud some of them conflict with
the general verdict a new trial will be
given. g. New trial 10 be given if asked
for within sixty days from July l. 1902
3625. Bowen VS.. O'Hair. Hendricks c. G..
Reversed. Roby, il. In order for a per-
son to recover against decedent's estate
upon promissOry note the claimant must
prove the execution of the note sued upon.
,. The principal of promissory note is
not a competent witness to prove the exc
cution of such note so as to bind the estate
of the surety. the latter being dead, and
the action is in the nature of a claim
against his estate.
1907. Lurch Pool. Huntington G. G.
Dismissed and leave granted to withdraw
transcript
1888. Sohl VS.. Evans. Hamilton c. c.
Motion to reinstate appeal overruled.
1867. Godfrey VS.. White Allen c. c. Ap-
pellees White and Aliens petition for ad-
ditional time granted.
1920. Outhout VS.. Seabrooke Jackson C.
c. Transferred to Superior Court.
444I. Demaree VS.. Bridges. Johnson c.
c. Advanced
4213. Krause VS.. Board of School Trustees
1907 1902 '"''0'"e" = = 0'ai u"'e"' o''' O.
New Suits
44S9. Baltis Land. Stone and Oil Com
pany ct al. VS.. James NJ. Sutton. Black
ford c. C. Record Assignment of errors
In term. Bond.
1890 Armstead King ct al VS. the Nor
ristown Fuel and Light Company ct AL
rors. Notice to attorney of record. Joinder
Minutes
1865 George w Hedrck VS. Leslie w
Robbins. Marion S. G. Conditional appear
ance of appellee and appellee's brief 90
1915. indianapolis Street-railway Com
pany VS.. Mary Lawn. Marion s. c. APP
pellant's reply brief 81
1910. Southern Indiana Railway Company
VS. John r. Davis. Martin c. c. Appel
lant's brief GO on motion to strike out
4313 Rufus K. Syfers ct al Samuel
A. Reisner. Upton c. c. Appellants re-
/ nlV href ~
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New Suits

199O7 The John c. Groub Company vs..
Assignment of errors. Notices % below.
l9SOS John Oathout ct al. VS.. Aaron NJ.
Seabrooke ct al. jackson c. c. Trans
ferred from Appellate Court, No. 1920.
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NOTICE.


NOTICE-MISS GERTRUDE SWITZER. Ladies'
Tailor, refining and altering 36 T. Ohio
NOTiCE-Screen work. oils and paints LEE
HARDWARE. illinois and 10th. Phone 2sO33.
NOIICE-HOt furnaces. with cOmblnatIon
gas burners. for burning gas and other fuel
the time JOSEPH GARDNER 80
Kentucky ave. Telephone az.
NOTICE
&. BUTTERWORTH. The Tailor
for your spring suit, So K. Ohio
Pressing and cleaning a speciality
NOTICE-If in need OF second hand building ma
terial OF any description call on or phone THE
INDIANAPOLIS WRECKING CO.. IOI5 Cornell
nv. New phone $685. OLD BUILDINGS BOUGHT
AND TORN DOWN.
All advertisements inserted in these coIumn,
are charged at the very low rate OF a line
Blank or dash lines at the same price per
line. Telephone rs and your ad. will be called
for
NOTICE-Natures Own Remedy-W- r q
Beaumont Crude Oil is achieving wonders as
q FOR Consumption. Asthma. Bronchitis
Coughs Colds and all lung and Catarrhal
troubles. Physicians prescribe 1t and highly
recommend IT. Send 80 in stamps for six
months supply OF this wonderful remedy MIR
up in Mexican jugs with directions for taking
The WYNDHAM- ROBINSON co. General Dis-
trfbuters. North Texas Bldg Dallas. Tex
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Flour.
Groceries.

Straight grades, s45Oa475; patent -four. a75a
5: spring wheat. s5.60d5.S0.
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

FOR SALE-New and secondhand typewriters
$40 up: machines rented exchanged HAM
MOND TYPEWRITER CO. SIS Law Bldg
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FOR RENT-HOUsES.


FOR RENT-See list at 131 E Market: ground
floor GREGORY & APPEL
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MONUMENTS.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.

NONUMENTS-A. DIENER. 40 e. washin
Tel 25z5- Branch works r. entrance Crown
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FOR SALE OR TRADE.


FOR SALE OR TRADE-Drug store; clean, up
to-date stock: good location. For particulars
address Lock Box 343. Swayzee. Ind.
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.

REAL ESTATE-Cyclone and tornado insurance
at lowest rates; buy a policy to-day! FRANK
*. SAWYER 12S +. Market ST.
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FLANsER q observation-disclosures
embalmers) Can ship diphtheria and
scarlet fever. Lady embalmer for
ladies and children 40 ~. ILL
nos street. Telephone Gal. new and old
old go c. e KREGLO New go
FUNERAL DIRECTOR.
233 ~. Delaware St
Residence 18th and Ill. SITS: New phone 174s.
TUTEWILER & SON,
Undertakers. I24 W. Market st. Tel 21s
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Nails and Horseshoes.
Produce, Fruit. and Vegetables.

Oak sole. 35d37c: hemlock sole a7d5sc: har-
hess 25d40c: skirfing. 2Sdf0c. single strap. sl0
45c: city kip, 60dS6c French kip. SocdSl %: city
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-21

All parties having Xmas Goods
stored with us are requested to
get same or pay balance due on
same before II a. m. tomorrow.
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" Old Uncle Billy"
A SOC Piece Of Music for toc.

..orD UNCLE BILLY. an old time darkey melody"
is the tide Of piece Of music which we put on
sale tomorrow morning
The words and music tell the story Of Old Uncle
Billy who is only happy when tina snow covers the
ground as he with his on his back can be out In
the woods trapping his This is unquestionably
the best sons Of its kind written ana considering
the price is only Toe per for soc composition
makes it biggest Music bargain ever offered we
have made window display Of this piece Of Music by
decorating Che west window with it exclusively Upon
receipt of price we will mail LIS piece of music to
any address, postage prepaid
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282 Years Ago Today the Pilgrims Landed
On Plymouth Rock.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-04-07
Did You Know This :

Do you know that neglected
cough or cold leads TO cOnsnmp-
tion? More people die from the
effects of catching cold than from
any other known cause. There is
one remedy, andremember it costs
25 cents, that has proven safe
unfailing cure coughs and colds.
1t is called Gooch's Mexican Sy-
rup. Your druggist has it or will
get for you. Il heals and strength
ems the lungs and breathing pas
sages when nothing else you take
seems to do you good; you ha
better get bottle today and rea
the teAtimoniol- on the wrapper
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For Sale.

Four large Maltese and NAM
moth pedigree jacks 8 and 4 years
old: from ID to 16 hands high now,
well formed, extra length, good
foot, good ear and large bone.
These jacks excell anything In
this country, as they are all Ken
tuckey and Missouri stock OF
extra good colors and OF a family
of prize winners. For further
information address Jas. A. Cox
Cnickasha, I. t., their owner.
The above Jacks are acclimated-
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Little wells.

Every mother that has child
has a Jewel more precious to her
and worth than the King of Eng
lands entire collection of Dia
monds etc. Pity the little one that
is rapidly losing its health because
it's mother does not know it has
worIrs, add that 35 cent bottle
of Mothers Worm Syrup will ex-
pei them Quickly.
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Special Rate Notice.
GRAND oHAPrER 3. A. NJ.

GRAND CHAPTER r. A.. NJ.
Oklahoma City, April 9. 10, and
I1th, 1902. tickets on sale April
Z 8 and 9th, retrun limit April 14th
1902, one and one third fare for
round trip, on certificate plan.
GRAND LODGE DISTRICT z, INDE'
PENDEFT ORDER B'NAI B'RRITH.
Little Rock, Apeil 1S-20th, tick
cts on sale 18th to Goth inclusive,
one and one third fare, on certi-
ficate plan fer round trip.
INTERN ASH KINDERG ARTEN
ASSOCIATION.
Boston, Mass, Aplil 23rd to 25th
one and one third fare for round
trip, on certificate plan.
GENERAL SOCIETY DAUGHTERS OF
~ TnE REVOLUTION.
Denver. Col, April 2Srd-25th
tickets on sale April 19th>23,
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WALL STREET PHRASES.
Terms Used by Spectators in TheiH
Dealings That Are Truly
Technical.

Dealings Inut Are AEuAI
Technical.
Wall street has a vocabulary OF its
own-a vocabulary of phrases, many
of them so purely technical that one
requires an interpreter TO make their
meaning clear if he is not regular
reader of the market reports There
is a large majority of the readers 81
newspapers who do not read market
reports in ordinary seasons; who only
learn what the markets are doing
when the markets are doing something
extraordinary. as for instance when
pbillips carners corn or the money
magnatas hid Northern Pacific up 10
81 600 share. 1t is for the enllghten-
ment of this class of readers, says the
Chicago Record Herald, that the FOL
lowing dictionary" OF wall street
terms is given here; ~
Watering-To increase the quantity
of a stock without improving its quar-
ity. 80
Carrving-To hold stock with the
expectation of an advance.
Irish Dividend--An assessment upon
stockholders.
Tip-Priyate information in advance
of the movement of stock.
Hunch-A tip based on ones instinct
or impression
Big Board-The New York stock ex-
change. -
exchange. :,
Bucketing-To execute orders in
stocks without dealing on any regular
exchange.
Lamb-A new speculator without
knowledge of the market or its meth
ods.
BullZOne who has bought stocks ex-
pecting an advance.
Bear-One who has sold stocks anu
who gains by a decline.
Short-One who has sold stocks for
decline.
Long-To have bought for RISE
Loading-To buy stocks heavily.
pool-The stock and money contrib
uted by clique to carry through
corner.
Covering-Buying stock TO satisfy
a short sale on the day of delivery
Rlock-A number of shares bough'
or sold in a lump.
Averaging or selling s'oeA'
on scale.
slump-A sudden decline in the price
of stocks.
Boom-The opposite of a slump
Bottom-The lowest point or pric
reached by a stock.
Top-The highest quotation OF
stock.
Insider-One who causes a move
= ment in the stock market.
scalping Buying OF selling stock
o on slight fluctuations.
Il Piker-A small speculator.
Plunger-One who deals heavily
stocks. taking great risks.
Blind Pool-A close corporation; on
which does not issue any statemeI
of expenses or earnings
Crazy Market-One which tiuctuat'
violently without apparent reason.
Collateral-Any security given
pawn when money is borrowed.
Soueeze-A sudden movement OF Il
market which forces the bulls or bea
to close out their stocks at loss.
Bulge-The upward movement OF
stock.
~ Break-A sudden decline. caused
a stringency in the money market.
Unloading-To sell out stocks whl
have been carried for some time
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have just received quite a
supply of plows and Lister shapes
of different styles, also sub soil
ers for different plows. l am
ready to fit the farmers with all
plow supplies. and can compete
with any blacksmith's prices. |
have bought my material right.
Come and get my prices. My
workmanship and material are
guaranteed. Some people guar
antee satisfaction, but that don t
save farmers tine. If my work
don't do what l say, | Will pay
them for their time. See me.
F.. w. SIMPSON.
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l. O. o. F. CELEBRATION.

Hobart, O. r., April Goth, 1902,
tickets on sale April 26th, return
ing limit April 2Sth, one and one
third fare for round trip.
GRAND AMERICAN HANDICAP
SHOOTING TOURNAMENTS,
Kansas City, Mo-, March 3lst,
and April 9TH, fare one and one
third, on certificate plan.
SOUTHERN BAPTIST CONVENTION.
Nashville, n, o., May Sth-15th
1902, tickets on sale May 3, 6aand
7th, final limit May 21st 1902, one
fare plus $500 for round trip
with so cents additional chargs
for joint agents fee, for execu'
ing tickets.
One way colonist rates to con
mon points in California during
month of AriI.
One way colonist rates to Utah
| Montana, Idaho, Oregon. Was
ington, and British Columbia. dur
ing month of April.
j. @. OVERMIER, J. B. RIsHEL,
Ticket Clerk. Agen
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turning April Goth. one fare plus
50 90 for round trip, on certif
cate plan, plus % cents joint
agents fee sfor execution of certi-
ficates.
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Nos ? and make connection with all trains
out Of Kansas City. Nos. 80 and SO are the new
fast trains.
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to heatheni.m OF another generation Of men.
and a corresponding loss TO Christ's osuse.
Secretary Brown of the Foreign board
said in part:
Archbishop ireland has b~en quoted a.
saving that the Protcstants have no rights
In the Philippines lie Gays that they ought
TO .o, out aud give the Roman Catholics a
whether h" l. willing To tax" the RESPONSE
biltty for the di-gruc"ful condition the Islands
are IA nON IL" -,y~ TIA" Catholics need "a
chance Sav they have had the chance
~ay let the Irut"~tHut- have a chance
n T. th'it turn ~ Cot name have been
asked several times since my return what
the prospects w're ~ the Philippines That
" you mean ia" 'tanCr for making MONEY.
~aN, fsnT u you mean thRuC" lot trouble.
sav good n Won mran chsnc" for doing good.
] saN. W4rui1'"nt
Miss Wet Of Japan. Dr II VI McCand-
liss ~ China. the Rov Mr. Candor ~ Co
SPOKE.
There was an overflow meeting AZ the
Central PRESBYTERIAN church Mr. Wanna
maker spoAc there ais, advising others
10 make the "trip To India which h" had
madr.
liz said that the rrasor New York was
such n great Clty vas because 80 many
I-,op. lived here ~ho had not been born
herr MIR Wanamaker blushing Civ admitted
that he came from a city where people
stayed most ~crupulouslv from the moment
of their birth until IA" eud ~ their lives.
The debate on creed revision will begin
at 80 O'Clock this morning The gal lcry
~ the church will hc opened to he public
M = O'Clock. Seats ia the body az the
church will he reserved until gt5 O'Clock
for cummission"r-
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Delicious
Wholesome
Refreshing
Ask your grocer for it and
insist on having ROSES.

Office. and was one o. IN" counsel OF the
Great Northern Railway ~" VA born
In Jefferson county, ". Va
cap, Robert Gardner Wilson, founder OF
Tho hat Pilots A-soCiHtion OF View Orleans,
died V,St.rd.y. aged A. H." Sas a nativ" OF
Glasgow. scotland Ito became a pilot a.
Tho mouth Of tho Nsstssipri IN 1891 and served
a. .uch 70 ne time ~ ~ death lie was a
pilot In the Confederate ,ervice. and after
xsrl chief pilot OF he southern pacifc steam
min ComUanv Ne built AZ Nilming 'on, Del e..
the arst steam pt.ot boat Ia the United states.
and - H. stiil N us"
John : Bsbcook died Yesterday at Asbury
PARK. Gssd y In 1854 he. bought ~" New
Hruusv lex FvsdortGH. and vas IT. EDITOR
and uroprs'or Tor twentv- eight year, lie
fo,rA,si he New Jersey stat" Editorial
s4sociatiou IN iNS
Mr. Mary l. Moore. widow ~ mr. r~ver~,t
Moore. y ~weil-anovn pfysicihn, died IN
H.lls'on, y Yesterday morning. at tho
ago OF She va- ~ aunt of cora. Countess
81 STAFFORD. and vi sydney smith 81 New
YORK
Tho Hon John , sand"rsor. County
Judy" aud surrogate o. tTrehc ,ount from
$50 80 1871. died suddruly IN Cat~k'N ~y'ester-
dav m the .iN'N-ninth year ~ his ar"
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AUGUSTUS VAN WICK DEFEATED.
ma Tammany Activity Help HIN Lose Ptace
IN 4. .. Diocese standing Committee,

CAMDEN CIV. l.. l., MAY H.-Formsr
Justice Augustus Van wyck Of Brooklyn
was defeated for reelection a. n Law mem-
her Of the Standing committee ~ the dio.
ccs- 81 Long Island to-day by Alexander
Z. H~umphries NJ. Van Wyck's recent
activity in Tamnanv Hall was credited
with ha wing -oms'hing 70 do with ~" ca-e.
hut R-hop Rurgc-- said tonight that
Judge Van Ny,k probably uv - his Dc.
fea' to he tar- that two members OF the
Standing Committee, Judy" Van WICK
and the Rev J O. Rscchu~, came from on"
church aud that 'h" 'Onv"U',on though
Brooklvu'- representation az tho som
mit'es too large
Alexander I, orr II BROOKLYN. IN. tr-n--
urrr Il he dioc~~e. made n reppr'. tho
most Interesting feature Of which con
c-rned .hc financial condition Of no ca h..
Iial chapter Il showed that 'h"w were
four eudpWmcnts. a. 10. No,sO mad"
hy Corr"li1 VI Stewart. 500 .ooS from ~.
heirs aid trustees Uf m" stewart estate,
80 bonds Of the A'c!l-on and Topeka
Railroad Company of the value Of $1,000
each. received from the Henry Hilton
.-tata. and III" Wi'h-rnll endowment.
amounting - 5000. mlting a total Of
endowm.nts Of about 81 no no
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GAULOis RECEPTION PLANS.
Our French N,sitsr>. New ~ Annapolis.
WI Ne kcpt uus,.

AsSsrotis. Nd. MAY 81 Tho French
hsttlcship Gauloi- anchored Oh the Naval
Academy a little after noon n was re-
rcivcd with q national saint. from tho
-horr batteries. Tn. North Atlantic Squad
ron acted a. an escort to the visiting ship.
Tn" American Commission arrived in
Annapolis this morning I, consists ~
Third Assistant Secretary - state Pierce.
Col. 7 \ bingham, L y A., and Co,nmodor.
u. II Rodgers. 7. :. Y Nccomnanyiny
them wrrr tirst Secretary Pierre d. Mar.
s.ri. and Commanders vicnal and Para
nond ~ the Frrncu legation In Washing
ton This party was met 10y Lieut.. II ]
Z.cgemeier. the aide To the Naval Academy
superintendent. ant escorted to ia. Acsd-
envy, A. soon ~ the Gaulu,s was slightest
this party proceeded H. the Dolphin To he
Roads 'o w"iCom" the RoChamheau Com.
mission The superintendent followed in
the Standi-h
wh.n the american ship- reached IA.
Gauloi- tho commission first boarded her
and extended the welcome on IN" part IL
the United States. and then sum, Vain
wright welcomet them on the part of the
Naval Academy. " tim permits then. will
he a formal reception To the COMMISSIONS
AZ the Academy on Thursday morning
This t. the only thing Of this na,ur, 80 far
contemplated The commission from France
will return 10 Annapolis on FRIDAY morning
and the President viii arrive at noon. visit
the Gaulois and return 70 Washington
the same afternoon.
On SATURDAY details ~ French and hmeri-
can sailors and marines from the Oiaulois
ard the escorfing American vessels will
pass through Annapolis on the way 10 take
part In tho parsde and ceremonies attendant
upon ia. unwilling Of The s,atu.
W~,sniSuroS. May ?i-M Camhon. the
French Ambassador. had a conference with
President Roosevelt this morning To make
final arrangements for the reception to-
morrow for the parry Of Frenchmen who
are TO participate In the ~unveiling 81 the
Rochamhtau statu. Tho party will BE-
received in state IN the Blue parlor ~ the
White HouSe tomorrow morning. and the
Prc-iden, will 20 to Annapolis on the fol-
lowing day 20 be n guest NJ dinner on board
the French bs'tlC-hip Gaulois
A communication from the Secretary
81 state in relation 10 the unveiling Of the
statue was presented To the senate to-day
ana on motion ~ Mr. Cullom ,Rep, IN
Chairman 81 IA" Committee on Foreign
Relations, II was ordered that when the
senate adjourns on Friday next n he till
the following Monday 30 IA 10 enable Son
ators to participate In the ceremonies
The House took similar action.