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Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1902-02-12

The bridal bouquet Of Miss Helen
Hay was the first Of its kind ever car
ried in this country. The model was
sent from London. where a similar one
was carried by one of the daughters OF
King Edward. on her wedding day. II
was composed of white orchids and
natural orange blossoms. so arranged
that the bouquet, when held by the
bride. completely hid her hand from
view. It then fell in a cascade OF
blossoms to the hem of her gown.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1902-02-12
WORKMEN At DINNER
Grand Officers Eat Then Hear Speech.
making BY Prominent Men

The grand officers Of the Ancient {
der Of United Workmen, now IN this
lcity, together With many invited
friends, sat down to a banquet in On,
Hotel Wilmington last night, and ioi
several hours good humor reigned su.
preme. There were about $50 mem
beis Of the order present Previous to
the meeting at the banquet table the
Workmen attended Doclxstaders The
'atre, and enjoyed an excellent bill OF
vaudeville entertainment It was II
O'Clock when they met in the hotel din
ing room.
DR.. James II. Morgan presided. AT
his right sat Master Workman Ellis
and other officers Of the Grand Lodge
and ITO his left Webb McNaul OF
Wichita Kansas, supreme master OF
the Supreme Lodge. who is attending
the local Grand Lodge session.
After cigars were passed the speech
making began. The program was. Adj
dress of welcome, p. G. NJ. James II.
Morgan. M. d.; solo. William IA. Rob
insOn; Grand Masters Duties" G.. NJ.
w. j. W. Ellis; solo, Daniel j. O'Meara;
Our Lodge Workers. p. NJ. W., Paris
T. Carlisle, M. D.; solo. Daniel j.
O'Meara; Our New Territory" p NJ.
w, NJ r. Davis.
These composed the committee in
charge: Wilmington Lodge. Dr. James
II. Morgan. Frank p. Lackey. John f.
McManus: Delaware Lodge, James p.
Prentiss, PhilO A. Hutchinson. e. p.
Potter Liberty Lodge. +. w. Heiss.
Charles Hienel, Gotthold Yeager:
America Lodge. John w. Lawson. Jr.,
Colonel Frank d. Lackey. Charles NJ.
Baird: Industry Lodge. James f. Sa-
vile. Dr. s. II. Johns, J. H. Keatley.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1902-02-12

Miss Ida NJ Stewart. daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Edward Stewart, of
No. 7O4 Monroe street. and Browlow
Gray birmingham were married in the
home OF the bride last night, at
O'clock. The ceremony was performed
by the Rev. George c. Hall, ID. d., rec
tor of st. Johns =. Il. Church
A large number OF friends of the
bride and groom was present, and ex-
tended congratulations. The home was
prettily decorated, and the bride look
ed charming in a handsome white saith
gown.
Mr.. and Mrs. birmingham received ,
great many valuable presents. He is
popular clerk in the employ of j. T
lMullin & Sons, and the bride was
lwell-known school teacher They vii
reside at No. 7O4 Monroe street
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1902-02-12
Social and Personal Notes

Ira Cordrey OF this city and Miss
Lulu Wells. Of Delmar, will be married
in the home of the bride In that town
this evening. The ceremony viii be
performed by the Rev. W. W. Sharp.
Miss Violet Menough has returned
from a visit of several weeks to her
aunt, Mrs. Thomas Gibson. in Coates
Vile, Pa.
John Cannon Short is in Bridgeyille to-
day attending the funeral of relative.
Miss Ella Frazier has returned from
a visit to her relatives. In Frederick.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1902-02-12
DIRECTORY OF SALES

February:
12-Horses and farming imple-
ments. Robert l.. Richards,
near Glasgow. alins|i
determination sale of horses.
COWS and carriages. w. II. Me-
Klair, Centreville, Del.
l7-Farming implements. Albert
Frankish near Centreville.
1S-Edward Wollison, farm stock
Mil Creek hundred.
19-Alonzo Fairbanks. Brandywine
hundred
2O-John Richards. New Castle
hundred Rodney farm.
24-Mrs Grandhomme. near Green
Vile. Christiana hundred.
2S-Law Library
2l-sale Of furniture at stidham's
auction rpom.
25-Samuel Akin. near Corner
Ketoh. Mill Creek hundred.
26-Abraham Palmer. near Corner
Ketch. Mill Creek hundred.
PHI M White. New Castle hun
bred.
March:
farming implements and stock
Of Richard Robinson, Hook
essin.
8-Farming Implements, A. L..
White. near Hare's Corner.
5-Woodward & Kenmore, New
Road, Chrlstiana hundred.
s-James Tibbitt, near Ogletown,
Del
J0-N. w. Walker. near Hockessin.
1l-Benny Rothwell, near Stanton,
Del.
14-Sale Of seventy horses by Will
liam II. Klair.. near Centre
VILE at 10 a. m.
17-Farmlng implements. stock,
etc. Jackson @. Wilkins. New
17-Oluff B. Holm. near Practical
Farmer Brandywine hundred.
1S-William B. Highfeld, Mill
Creek hundred
19-McCallister Brothers, Lattimer
farm.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1902-02-12
McAyoy-McEIroN

Miss Carrie McElroy. daughter OF
Milton II. McElroy, vice-president OF
the William b. Clerk Morocco Com
panv. and ID. Harrison McAvoy, were
married last night. The ceremony took
place in St Johns p. e. Church at z
o'clock. and was performed by the rec
tor. the Rev. George c. Hall. ID. ID. a
large number of relatives and friends
witnessed the pretty ceremony.
A reception followed in the home OF
the brides parents, No. 2300 Washing
ton street MT McAvoy is a singer IN
st. Johns choir.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1902-02-12

Dark lines about the throat, caused
by high collars, can best and most
easily be removed by alcohol baths.
After the regulation soap and water
scrub wipe thoroughly with alcohol.
Bath bags dipped in tepid water and
used as a sponge make the skin white,
smooth and fine. To make them take
one pound Of fine oatmeal, one-half
quart Of new BRAN two-fifths pound
powdered orris root two-ffths pound
of almond meal. one-fourth pound Of
white CASTLE soap. powdered; one
ounce of primrose sachet powder
A soft. irregular pompadour Of curly
hair seems the arrangement most gen.
orally liked now by hair dressers.
Some few short locks may drop down
on one side of the forehead, and a lit
tie bunch of short curls. suggestive of
the English style is fashionable, al
though it must be confessed this style
is worn only by a limited number.
Delightfully."- refreshing and cleansing
for the face and hands is the following
| lavender lotion: Four ounces of alcO-
hol. one-half ounce of ammonia, one
dram of oil of lavender flowers. Add
one teaspOonful to a bOwlful of warm
water.
Very red hands are often caused by
| tight stays, snug sleeves. or pinching
shoes. Choking collars will OCCASION
ally be the cause. The body must be
comfortably dressed. No matter how
trivial the discomfort, the effect will
show in the facial expression. A hair
pin that has gone into the scalp an
inch or two will make the most angelic
| face wear a weary and worried look
1 Strange, isn't it? There is many a
beauty i'll that can be traced to some
silly. useless vanity. Anyone who
makes it a rule to eat food that is high
" sDiced or Overstimulating is likely
to be troubled with a very forid COM
pleXiOn or coarse red hands. Crisp
green vegetables, lean boiled meats, a
diet that is generally simple and sub
stantial. is the first law of all beauti-
flying.
A new fad among some society girls,
who are always on the lookout for
novelties. is the so-called violet
mouth wash It's purpose is to per-
fume the breath and rinse the mouth
after eating. This is the way to make
it: Take of orris root extract one-half
pint. of esprit de rose one-half pint, a
half pint of spirit and a few drops Of
attor of almonds. The latter amount
depends largely upon ones taste. but
FIVE drops is the usual amount
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1902-02-12
TOO COLD TO WORK
Local SteVsdOrss Compelled to Lay on for
Seyeral DAYS

The cold snap of the past few days has
made itself felt very severely about the
shipyards of the city and has practically
brought work about the docks 20 a stand
still. Men who are compelled TO work ON
the wharyes are unable TO handle their
tools and the ice which formed on every
thing has made work impossible.
Very little is being done in the Ameri-
can Car and Foundry Company's yards,
there being no boats in for repairs.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1902-02-12
Visiting in Delaware City
speelal 10 the EvenIng Journal

Delaware City. Feb. 12.-Miss Nettie
Smith has returned to Philadelphia
after spending several weeks with her
aunt here.
Mrs Lizzie Price has returned to
Chesapeake City
Eugene Householder. of Wilmington,
spent Sunday with his parents.
Mrs Frank Jester has returned from
a visit to Philadelphia.
Miss Mollie Aker is visiting her sister
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1902-02-12
Manned bY the BIshop

Miss Frances Brison Gebhart, of
New Castle. and James Craig King. of
this city. were married in the Chapel
OF the Good Shepherd, at Blshopstead,
last night The ceremony was per-
formed by Bishop Coleman. who had
lust returned from New York. Mr. and
Mrs. King will live in New Castle for
the present.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1902-02-12
Rhoades companr euys Property

Tatnall & Co. have sold TO j. Il.
Rhoads & Son. a large tract of ground
on the west side of the b. & o. railroad,
extending from Ninth 10 Eleventh streets.
This is a portion Of the Weldin tract and
il is the intention of the purchasers TO
erect thereon large plant for the manu-
facture of leather. as was stated in the
Evening Journal yesterday.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1902-02-12

In Philadelphia.
VIII schunder Of Philadelphia, was
in town yesterday.
Mitchell Gibason. Of Wilmington, is
visiting his parents here.
Robert Cleaver has returned to Will
mingtOn.
Warren Simpkins, of Philadelphia
spent few days with his sister In
town.
Harry Steelman has returned tC
Thurlow
Henry Higgins. OF Philadelphia, IL
visiting in town.
Roy Keane. of Philadelphia, who hal
been visiting his parents has returned
home
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1902-02-12
Cochran Shields

Miss Katie Shields and William Coch-
ran were married last night in the par
ish house Of St Mary's r. c. Church
by the Rev. Father Kelly. Mr.. and
Mrs. Cochran left on a wedding trip to
New York and other Northern points,
and upon their return viii make their
home at No. sol Lombard street
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1902-02-12
Feather Bed Was on Fire

Friendship fremen were called this
morning to extinguish a fire in The
house Of A. NJ. Moore, at Eleventh and
Tatnall streets. The blaze was in a
bed. Had not the fire been extinguish-
ed when IL was. the entire upper part
of the house would have been de-
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1902-02-12
To Go to Florida

Mr.. and Mrs. Vincent Walker. of No.
zoos Pennsylvania avenue. and Mr.. and
Mrs. W. X. Handy will leave this city
on Thursday for a trip to Florida. Mr..
Walker will combine business with
pleasure. and after visiting all of the
largest phosphate manufactures in the
South, will spend several months at
Palm Beach and other pleasure resorts
in Florida.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1902-02-12
Ice Clogs Steam Pipe

The tank feed pipe at Market street
bridge froze last night and this morning
had TO be taken apart and thawed out.
The pipe is protected in a box packed
with felt and waste and seldom freezes.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1902-02-12

Not Il Quarter But 10 cents. and
40 doses in a vial of Dr. Agnew's Lit
tie Pills. No pain. pleasure in every
dose-little but awfully good. Cure
Sick Headache. Constipation, Bilious
ness. Nausea. Sallowness. Large size,
25 cents.-59
Sold by Miller Drug Company and N.
B. Danforth.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1902-02-12

"Tommy" Roach to be Manager
The Wilmington Baseball Club has
elected Thomas Roach manager for the
coming season, and the appointment
no doubt. viii give satisfaction. as Mr..
Roadh is competent
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1902-02-12
PRETTY BRIDES
OF THE DAY
Interesting Home and
Church Ceremonies
Notes As to the Whereabouts OF City
Folk, Their Neigbbors and
Friends

Cor munIcahons OF social nature,
ceived by the Evening Journal The So
ciety Reporter may be reached every
morning from 3 TO ii o'clock by telephone.
No. 500 ID. & A.. or 2fS Delmarvia.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1902-02-12
Some Beauty Hints

Dark lines about the throat, caused
by high collars. can best and most
easily be removed by alcohol baths.
After the regulation soap and water
scrub wipe thoroughly with alcohol.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-12-16
Nod feine Gntideiouas
Sn benz Sale bes Gr.Sberiff DUDLEY bon
Sulipan 60.

General =Inpalt %. 6. Saplor iiber=
mittelte beute Dem 8ouberneur orei be-
fbwOrene AusIasen, aus tpelden ber=
porgin9, baB Der Surbiee Sames Dill
laro, melder por sinisen Wo4en in
Sullipan selpndt uuros, nidt frei-
willig nad Snoiana suriidsins uno
oaB er barauf beitanb, baB Sheriff
Suolsp ibm bic &squiiitions papiere
porseiee.
Sine bon bieien gusiasen mar bon
%. u. S6Ompion, Inipalt unb Srie=
oensri6ter in&Obinion, Sa., untersei9=
net. Der Sheriff aber babe einfa6
erildrt. er piiroe ben Niaser gang ein-
fad Obne &eq uiiitionspapisr. fortneb=
men.
Ser 8Duperneur CAB beute nod feline
@ntideioung ab, ionbsrn nabm ben
San unter Serat6ung.
9urlep 1T bstanntli9 bonn @pub.r-
netr i.inss 9lmtss als Sheriff bon
Sulliuan @ountp entisBt porosn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-12-16

Sn Hem Orleans bat bic
vamerican public Sealtb a6'n." ibre
Sabres. Sibuns absebalten. Serisl=
ben wObnten Or. s. q. Surtp unb
Or. Ssiter WtcGlurs bon bier BEL.
Bon ben sebaltenen gortrdssn srrsste
Der bes Or. Selir SermentO BON Stem
Orleans, in tpel9em er iiber bic Be-
banoluns uno Seiddftisuns Der
S6winoii9tiaen in Der lanbpirtb=
idaftliden Golonie in Cannes, Siib
Srantreid, ipra6, allsemeinesSnte
w 6. O. @otb, Olfeopatb, 1853
2ende, 2ocomotor Itaria Spe3ialiit.
Senrp @a 3, gics prdIibent
Der Snbpls. Abattoir Co., bat bic gon=
trole iiber bas gtabliHement BON pfaf.
finger & 60. In 2ouisbiQe erbaIten.
Sie .Snbpls. Nbattoir 60. contronirt
oemna@ iest orei @ei9dfte, bas bieiies,
zines in New gort uno zines in 2ouis-
bile.
Sfaat %. Sr o M n, welder mdb=
reno Der lebten orei Wonate in ben
S4ulen in Den eentralen uno fiioliden
Sbeilen oes Staatss WOrtrdge iiber
y Sic 86ael i'm State Snbiana qe=
balten bat, beabiihtigt Der 2eoisIatur
elm @eieb porauleaen. tpeldss einen
beheren S9ub Der 5auben boridreibt.
s@ @rOBs Nusmabl BON 0erren.
Musfattunaswaaren, iopie gsfridten
6erren-S -Sofen etc. bel R. 3raufe. go.
229 OF Waf6ington Ctr. uno III
Waiiaduletts Ape., gde g1oble Ctr.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-12-16
Staats= =S9ulbebOroe

Sn Der morsen ftattfinbenben SiB=
ung Der Staats=S6ulbebOrbe, tperben
peridieoene gerlagsbuAbdnoler ben
5eriu9 MAIDEN, oaB Der Contract fir
2isfsruns pOn Saulbii6ern nit Den
alten @efeGIaaiten nidt ernsuert perbe,
iOnhern oas offentlide ansebOte aus-
sei9rieben peroeu, 10 baB aud fie iid)
an oenielben betbellisen tonnen.
Sic Sudbdnbler iiao Der Nnfidt,
baB Die isBise geb6roe iiberbaupi
teinen Contract fir 2ieferung bon
gI9ern bereeben iOllte, iOnoern bab
bic @nselssenbeit iiberselegt tuerben
iOlte, biz Der nsue Staats=S9ul.Su=
perintenoert isin Nmt antritt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-12-16
Gin YbrrbnsFes fur .. u,
Senninss.
Gr srbieIt S5lO sussiprO4en, BAT aber bic
9dIfte Der Rotten su Sablen.

Sn benz 6alle bes Saeio u. Sen=
ninag, tp,lher 90 prominente Siir9er
bon Salem, Sno. auf 5000, 600
S9abeneriaB perflast bate, fpra4en
Bunoesri6ter gater's 8el6nDrene
bem 3ldaer $50 gu. gs 1T aber fir
Sennin9s Elm t6euer erfaufter Grfolg,
ba Der 8i6ter ertldrte, baB aldser uno
8ertlasts suiammen bic Soften, tuel9e
fi& auf etpa $4,000 belaufen, trasen
mhIIen.
Ser @abripru6 iit sesen folsenbe
9lneetla9te seriatet gli %. uno 6.
6. Menaueb, 8olnep 8. &eeb,. Iia
elliott, s. q. Smitb, CHARLES uno
Senrp G6lasle, 6. 8. Sadion, 9.
s. pace uno Ssrrp Sameion.
6. 6. Sublep, Der Saupt E antpalt
fir Die 8ertlasten ertldrte iOfort, oaB
er elm 8eiu9 um einen neuen prO5eB
einrei9en tperoe. Ser &i9ter aab
ibm, um bieien gorias aussufiibren,
As Sage 3eit.
9lnpalt Scooter, Der 8ertreter bes
Senninas. ift Der Inii6t, baB, ba bas
llrtbeil iiber $500 lautete, Die 8ertlag.
ten idmmtli6e Soften gu 5ablen bdtten.
gr tpirb baber i'm Namen ieines @lisn.
ten proteifiren, baB bemielben elm Sbeil
Der Soften aufgebirbet werbe.
@ie Der Obmann Der @eldpOrenen
fnsts. parsn bieielben fid i6On Bel Der
erifsn 4bitimmuns oariiber einig, oaB
Gem Senninss sdabenerias 3ussipro'
den tperbeu iollte. 9tur iiber Die Sobe
Der Summe einssn Die aniidten peit
auseinanoer. Sm Sansen wuroen l3
4bfiimmunesn porsenpmmen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-12-16
9fo. 80.
Gin brutaler gbemann.

I'm d ufaler y pc m O n Il.
SObn Sulipan melder unter Staot=
Comptroller 6. dc. Sobnion Die stel=
lung zines Sebutp's einnabm, miro ii6
wegen brutalen Nneriffs auf feline
6rau DerantwOrten miifen. golisif
Scribner pernabnl, als er eeItern
abeno an Sullipan's Saus, Sieblanb
Place 9tO. 2023 pOriibsr fam, Salfe.
rufe. gr elite ing Saus uno funD
mebrere Grauen um 6rau Suaipan,
tpel4e bepuBilos auf benz 5ubboben
lag, beiddftigt.
Wie oas SObn6en Der Srau iaste,
batte npapa" Die Wama msbrere MaIe
5u gooen seidlasen. Seribner nabm
b!erauf Die @erbaftung b.s SuIiban
Dor. Ser San tpuroe i'm @eri6t einft=
peilen perI4oben, neil Der 3uitanb Der
Srau Sullipan CUR 3eit Elm beoent=
li9er 1T.
Semi nationeIIe g DEF
oungstla9e.
@inifreb 6unter Woonep bat seeen
ibren @atten Wm. u. Woonep, einen
rei4en Sabrifanten bon Columbus,
Sno., cine S@eiounsstlase sinserei9t,
in pel9er fie ibn Der brutaien Bebano=
lung beI9ulbiet.
Sic 1T Die Sodter bes bief9en @e=
trsioebdnblers 30. q. Sunter uno ibre
I'M Ipril 1893 srfOlgte Srauune nit
Ntoonep biloete oamals elm eeieni9aft=
lides greigniB. Sn Columbus ipielte
tie in Der bortisen 8sieni9aft cine an=
seiebene &oQe. @ie lie iaat, beban=
bette ibr Gatte fie in brutaler Neiie.
Sn @egeupart bon getannte; unb
einselaoenen @dfen beIeste er iis nit
S6impfwOrten unb i6lOb fe in ihr
3immer elm. SOlder bemiitbisenoeH
gebanbluns ioa lie psri9isbene MaIe
aIsgelebt seueien isin.
Seit Wdrs b. s. Iebi Die 5rau nit
ibrem 3inbe BEL ihren gltern an Der
g. Selaware Str. Mocnep bat bereits
eins 9lntwort einssrei6t, in pel6er er
Die sesen ibn erbObens YsiduIbi9ungen
abldugnet.
Die anbere Seite.
Grau Warp gaper bat auf Die bon
ibrem @atten Spiepb se9en iie erbo=
bene Sde;ounsstlase cine gnttport
einsereiat, in peldsr iie aund9it bic
sesen iie erbobenen gsiduloisunsen
abldusnet. Sic tlaste ibn isood an,
baB er fie in rober Weiie bsbanoelte
uno bel elmer @elesenbeit ibr nit
elmer peiti4e S9ldse periebte. sic
Derlanst bic Sdeibuns unb @limente.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-12-16
Bloomington ssipabrt Der Sao
babn : Geielli@aft eimem
Treibrief.

Der lebte 6reibrief, tpel9en Die Sn=
bianatolis Siibbabn=@eieli9aft mod
haben mubte, um i6re gabnitrede bon
Snoianapolis na9 Sullipan bauen 81
tDnnen, iit ibr isbt bon benz Staotratb
bon Bloomington betpilli9t tporben.
gs miro erpartet, baB bereits i'm nd6-
fen W1onat Die Gontraete fir ben 8au
Der 8abn. Der griiden etc. bereeben
tperben
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-12-16
Griuadte thinner.

Srau Sarab Glen McSntoib, @at-
tin bon 9lnbrem 5. McSntOib, ent-
itammeno elmer Der dltefen Gamilien
i'm Staate Snoiana, cine SOdter
@aibinstOn Se pautp's aug Sem
Glbanp, uuroe seitern MOrssn tObt i'm
S&lafsimmer ibrer &eIiSen3 go. $50
%. 8ermpnt Str. aufaefunbsn. sic
erlas einem lansidbrissn Sersleiben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-12-16
Sine Griinonms, um oas 9lns=
breden aus 0sfansnihen ;u
eridmeren.

@eOrse 0uff, elm bieiiger grfinoer,
bat einen plan ausgebedt, our9 wel-
den es ben Sniaiien bon @efdnsnihsn
nabe5u unmOslid semadt wirb, aus=
;ubrehen. Statt Der maifben eiIer=
nsn Stdbe in Den Genitern, mill ei
boble Robren, 'tpel6e nit eomprimirter
2uft 9efiiIt meroen, benuBen. @iirbe
elm 9efangener cine iOlde &6bre burd=
idgen wOllen, 10 piiroe unber3igli6,
fails an oieien &0bren feline grfinouna
aneebradt uoroen 1T, elm alarm &C.
qeben tDeroen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-12-16
Ser vSer6ano oemti6er 8er=
eine" imcorporirt.

8On ben Serren 6reb 6ranfe, Sos.
8eller, s. 6. Bieler, s. 90. Cooper,
Sos. 8ebrinser, Sp. Sabenep unb
Senrp 8ictor purhe seitern Der vYsr=
bano beuti6er 8ereine bon Sn6iana=
polls" in Der Office bes Staats=Sscre-
tdrs incorporirt. Die 8eamten bes
8erbanoes lino:
prdi.-Sreb Sranfe.
l. 8ice=prdI.-Sos Seller.
2. @ice=8rdi.-Sacob 9. gieIer.
Sits. %. 2Oeper.
Shabm.- Sos. 8e5ringer.
Sruitees Ssnrp Sabenep uno Senrp
0ictor.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-12-16
Commercial Club.

Ser Commercial Club bielt geiteril
Nbeno einen vSmOter" ab. Serr @la=
renee &enpon belt einen 8ortrae iiber
bas Sbema rWlunieipale 6iiriOrse fiir
oas pfaitern Der StraBen unb &epa=
raturen bier uno i'm Iuslanbe". Ser
Iortras tpuroe our6 ifereoptii9s gil=
Der perani9auli6t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-12-16
Nugaf Saboen's Slit.

glueuif 9aDoen, Der Mann, Der am
Sonntas Ibeno, tuie berihtet, auf iol6'
feltiame Weiie auf Der Weif @aihin9=
ton Ctr. SranbWunoen erlitt, bic fir
febr gefdbrli9 sebalten ipurben, lit ee=
tern aus Dem Soipitale sntlaiien tpor=
ben, no er PHese sefunben battle. .gr
fam BON Slid iaaen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-12-16
8is auf Die Central Brand Np.

60. baben ale bic burd &esierungs=
fubIioien unterftiibten gabnen ibre
Sdulo an Die &esierurs absetraseu.
Sieie gabnen, ipslde @eidente BON
&sgierun9slanoereien uno @elbunter=
itiibunaen erhalten batten, psrbienten i'm
Sabre 1902 oas Siimm4en bon uetto
$40, 600. 600 mebr mie i'm 0oriabre :
Onfel Sam balf i1nen auf bic Striin=
pfc, jeBt pertruiten lie fiA.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-12-16

sT Sir Nsuralsie finb alIe Sab
ies3eiten slsiG, fie erf9eint au irsenb
elmer 3eit. ct. Saeobs Oel frdftiet
Die Heypen uno beiiest ben Sdmers.
gbenio beilt ss &beumatismus, 9eren=
iauB, I.rrsntunsen, 8eidmiirs. @nt=
siinbungen bes Salies uno grfdl=
tungen Der 8ruf, iotpie ale f0rperlider
asioen uno Sder5en. gs pirtt @un=
Der.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-12-16

60 0er 1908 ,,2abrer
6tntenoe Hote" io,pte Der
vNegenSbmr8er Nariem= Ra=
Ienoer" iino jest tn Der
1ele8rapb.Sffice su babet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-12-16

S ob n &. 81 / d II m TIT i'm Nlter
bon 81 Sabren in ieiner Wobnuns on
Der 2oferbie Ctr. gfo. 528 aus benz
2eben eeidieoen. @r mar elmer Der
dltefsn Heifaurateure Der Staot uno
betrieb Diele Sabre lang on Der MaHa=
huIetts Mpe. Elm 3eitaurant.