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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-06-06
Selbitmora Snrd Tsner mnS
&msel.
&m. q. IrritrOns ;iinoete feline 8Ieiper an
une jaste iib cine ansel in ben &opf.

Ut II d m Dnb, Sno., 6. Sum-. Sn
tuabrbaft entiebliher @eiie beeine
6eute WtOrsen Der 70=jdbrise gDm. q.
9lrmtrOns Selbltmoro. Serislbs mar
Is Sabre lang Wd9ter in elmer bieii-
gen Gabrit eetueien. @or einiser 3eit
aber mar er 9estrunsen. ben Poiten
aufSugeben, oa er gar gu arg DOm
&beumatismus geplagt mures.
gr betuObnie i'm nOrbli6en Sbeile
Der Staot elm ibm sebDrenoes Saus
uno fiibrte anideineno nit isiner 6rau
uno ieiner gntelin elm beI9auli6es
6amilienlebsn. Seute in friiber Mor=
9enltunoe itano er auf uno beaab ii9
na4 Der auf Dem SDfe beiinoli6en
SOmmertii6e. Sier iiberl4iittete er
feline &leiber, &opf uno Bart nit Se=
rolin Del, bann begab er li9 na9 Der
an ieinen Ylab ansrensenben Nlep,
3iinbete feline &leiber an uno jagts iid
Johann cine &usel in ben Sopf. 9lls
leine Grau erwa6te, NOR lie sritauni
ibren Weann ni4t gu finben. sic
itellte gfaaforidunsen an, tpel9e fl
| iblieBli6 na9 Der aQep fiibrtsn.
Sas @ntieben Der Srau. als Iie Den
pertOhlten 2eidnam ibres 8atten er-
blifte, ldbt ii9 lei9ter ausmalen, als
beidreiben. gr bate Elm Sdreiber
binterlaiien, in tuel6em er feline 6rau
uno 6amilie I'm 8ergebung bittet uni
ben @uni6 ausoriidt, baB iein SObr
@eOrs, tuel6er in Snoianapolis an Del
81. Nlabama StraBe go. IL tpobnt,
bena6ridtist wsrbe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-06-06
Soeal= olitii@es.

Sas 0emptratif9e taat s.
6 ON ite miro in Der nd9ten @o6e,
9onneritae ooer 6reitae, cine SiBunq
abbalten, I'm umfahenoe SOrbereitun=
gen fir Die Stats Gampagne gu
trehen.
Die jdbrli6e Wtitiommer=SerIamm=
lung Der SnSiana Gereini=
suns BON bemofr. 3eituns g.
6erausgebern, bic @nbe Mai
absebaltsn ueroen iOllte, ieood perI9O=
ben puroe, miro jebt am 26. unb 27.
Sum- in Tren9 Gid Springs, in 5.
Sagearfs neuem Spiel absebalten
lueroen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-06-06
Ser ,SrsnnSi9aitsbrna" Sent=
ider Tranem.

S6iger Serein belt gefern Na4nit=
tag in Der Columbia Salle feline Sab
relberiammlung ab. Ser Serein febt
in boiler Sliitbe, oenn mebr ais 100
oeuti6s 6rauen sdblen su ieinen Wtit=
olieoern. Die 8eamtenpabl erea6
fol9enoes &eiultat:
grdiioentin-6rau Clara Vtidael.
gice=Prdioentir- -6rau snna Did
ION.
6inans Sscretdrin : 6rau GOru
@altpn.
BrptOcoa=S Secretdrin = Srau Bertha
Sofers.
S9aBmeiiterirt-Grau 2aura &aiier.
Sruftees- 6rauen M. ManeOlo, 8.
SuI6 uno 8. Sdulmsper.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-06-06
Nsnes Memorial-M Mlbmm.

g. 6. Sobns bon 915 College @pe.
bat Elm neues Gebentalbum fur ben
@eorae 8. S1omas poiten ,@. u. st.. /"
ansefertigt, tuel4es i'm @eiddfte Der 8.
Sieber 60. 81 befiatisen lit. Sn bas
Sud tperoen Die Nbidriften idmmt-
lider Srauerbei9liife fir peritOrbent
3ameraoen einsetrassn. ~gs tOnner
stpa 400 SeIdliiiie oarin plaB finoen,
mas Der seeenmdrtisen Straightforward
entipri9t.
gia4 @rlOi9uns beg poffens eeht ha!
BUD in bas gisenthum oes Staates
iiber.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-06-06

Ser General Quartiermeifter
tuiro in nd9fter Wpde einen Sffisier
mad bier ienoen, tpelder Die prdlimi=
nar=9lrransenents fir bic llmtuanb=
lun9 bes glrienals in einen Wlilitdr=
9olten fir elm Battalion treffen fol.
Ontsl Sam besa bit $1025
idbrli6e Mistbe fir bic OfIiee=&dumt
oss g8stterbureau i'm Maieifie-9ebduos
uno $4,000 fir bic in oemielben @e-
bduoe beiinoli9en &dumlidteiten,
tDslde bon Dem YeniiOns=Imt Occupirt
tueroen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-06-06
S9ulfinSer= beate
M6cnO.

Seute Abeno peranitaltet Der aus
600 30glinsen Der glementar=S9ulen
beitsbenoe @bor in Der Somlinion Sale
unter Wtittpirfuns bss Sr6eiters be,
Wf. 8. $. g. Elm GOnsert.
6oleenbss Yrosramm wiro sui
Surdfiibruns selangen:
y vllnsariider San5" 49,. .Srabms
Sr6eiter.
"Old Glory. Cigar Slibe,
6bor nit Srdelter.
9ieoer: vGs liest Wauiit in Der 2uft"
(b) .glaue 6loden bon S6Ottlano"
@6or nit Piano.
3mei 2ieoer.
&naben Gbor.
,@luria" aus Der II. Mehe. 0tOsart
Yauie.
Wari1 Gus ,@armen. n.......... .Siset
Sr1e1ter.
Ser pGuf gu Den @aIfen" Sis5i'
@bor nit Sr6eiter.
S6la6t=Spmne Der &epublit.
Waiter MarIbaa brigham uno @bor.
Star Spanslsb Sanner".
@6or nit Sr9eiter.
"America"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-06-06
Sem Tnlsen eimer Snmmeltnnr
erlegen.

S6Omas MorriieD fam am Sonntag
auf sinem grcuri iiOns5use bon 6otpler,
Benton Gountp, nn6 bier rno begat
Ii9 iOfOrt an cine iOl9 ausgeoebntt
Summelrour, baB er am Wtittpod
9lbeno bonn Selirium Sremens befaler
tuuroe.
@r tpuroe bon Der poliSei aufgegrif=
fen uno na9 Dem Stabt=6Dspital ge.
ianot, tpoielbit er beute MOrgen geltor'
ben 1T.
Ser @erblibene mar 45 Sabre al
poblbabeno Ino in 8enton @ountl
aleemein sea9tet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-06-06
6 n re &eprdfentan II
8riffitb ieber no=
m | n / I

aihbille, Snb., 6. Sum-. Sm
bierten Gonsref=Oiitriet fanb seitern
eine bemOtratiide Contention fatt, nm
einem GOnsreBcanoioaten gu nOminiren.
Trancis Marion @riffitb bon I8ewap,
uel6er ben Siitrict felt Sabren i'm
@Onsreb bertritt, erbielt per Gcclama
tion Die 9ominaiion.
M orb in M u n c ie.
Muncie, Snb., 6. SUM-. gbarles
@larte, tuel4er BEL oem Wirtb GeO.
Surf als S9anffellner bei9dftisi
mar, ipurOe heute Worsen auf Dem
Sois bes Wpltic=@lub=@ebdube ala
2eids aufsefunoen. Sie polisei III
Der WnIidt, baB er ermoroet iuuroe.
Gin 9 atriOt sis jum le 3 :
ten u B msuse.
Sterling, ST.. 6. Suni. Sas
Seitament bes iiin9it beritorbenen
Mppeaationsridters 8. Grabtree wurot
beute beitdtist. giadoem oerielbe
iein @ermDsen bon 100000 unite,
feline adt &inber bertbeilt bat, ipridi
er Die grmartuns aus, baB feline Sobne
gerabe 10 wie er 1860 bereit iein tper=
ben, ibr 2eben fur oas 8aterlanb in bis
s6anse gu idlasen, iobalo baiielbe in
8efabr lit. ST piiroe i9 nod i'm
6xabe umbreben, penn elmer feline,
SObne elm Teigling wdre uno ni6t 81
ben gaffen eriff.
Yrof. 9enis s. @eidman
OeH aOOe nabe.
anberfoH Snh.. 6. sunni. :
prof. 2etpis s. Wei9man rinst sul
3eit i'm Sauis ieiner S9meiter Ssrar
Gbcrles O'gramlep nit Dem Sooe.
Ser profehor iit nit Ausnabme bon
Sobn Surrmitt in Baltimore Der lebtt
3euse in bem prOaeB BON Spbn Wiltes
gOotb unb 8eno1en, ben Moroern
Mbrabam 2ineolns. @r 1T 60 Sabre
oft uno geiiber elmer 9anbelsi6ule.
Cine befannte SAauipie=
1erin sefdieben.
Cincinnati, g., 6. SUM. -
&ole Welbille, Die befannte S9auIpie-
lerin, tpelhe in Der &olle Der sis
9opfins Sriumpbe er3iette, erbielt eins
Sdeioune bon ibrem @atten 9enrt
0arop beniaigt. Dor etwa 6 Non. maj
bie6lase ucter bemJamen 4ofe Qorbr
einaereidt tporoen. sic CAB als @riinol
pfli9tpernadIdifisuns unb Ht@tper'
iorauns an.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-06-06
No. 245.
Gnba.
Seneral Comes berpeieert
cine Yeniion.


etHe Pe II ! n.
Sabannab, 6. SUM-. general
MarimO 8omeS bat einen Srief per=
Onentlidt, IN tpel9em er fi6 ,ueieert,
eine Sabres=Penlipn bon $4,000 ansu=
nebmen. Cine oiesbesisli6e &eIolu=
tion liest sur 3eit Dem @ubanii9en
Observation-Disclosures bor. Ser 8ene=
ral eriu6t feline 6reunbs, sesen Die
&eiolntiOn 3u itimmen. @r ertldrt, er
miiroe unre6t banoeln, tpenn er cine
penlion annebme, tp6brenb fir Die an=
oeren @ubanii9en SDloaten nod nidt
9eiprst tuOroen iit. Gr iast ferner,
oaB er cine 6Oroeruns fir &riessoienft
sesen Die &e9ierune babe, baB er aber
nit Der grbebung Oerielbsn 10 lange
tparten tuole, biz guba i'm ,Stanbe iei,
alle Soloaten beSablen 81 tOnnen.
Seutidllanb.
6 oil bic g d laAtfeloer
i'm s sbaal ituoiren.
Berlin, 6. Sum-. gs 6eiBt, oaB
oer2aiier beabfidtist ben &ronprin;sn,
besleitet BON einem General uno meb=
rem 6eneral ltabsoffisieren, na9 Sib=
Gfrita gu fdiden, oamit er Die Sala6t=
felOer beg gurentrieses ifubiren iua.
6 &onis albert i6mer er-
trantt.
.Serlin, 6. SUM-. &oni9 gilbert
BON Sa6ien iit 10 ibmer erfrarft, baB
Die aerste idOn Die SOffnuns aufsese=
ben babsn, ibn am 2eben su er6alten.
@r 1T "a Sabre alt unO bat 90 Sabre
resiert. Ser nddits SbrOnerbe tpdre
iein Sruber 8eOrs, oerielbe tuirb aber,
pie es beibt gu Gunitsn ieines dlteiteu
Sobnes auf ben SbrOn bersidtsn.
8eneral=2 2ieutenantM MiIes
mad @aibinetDn BE-
ruf en-.
/ Sanias 6 tn, 6. SUM. @e=
neral= 9ieutenant Nlilss paiiirte lebte
9aa9t Die Staot auf Der 6abrt bon
| Sort &ilep nad @afbinston. gr mar
Oom prdiioenten tslesrapbii9 aufse=
foroert tuoroen, unbersiieli6 na6 Der
Sauptitaot su tommen. Ser prdlioent
uiinidt bon ibm gu erfabren, tuie es
m0slid sstueien lit, baB Senator Gull
periOn bon Seras in ben geiib sstpiier
militdriiher Gebeimniile selanst lit.
Sieielben besosen ii9 auf ben 2isut.
Mrnolb Stanoal.
! Dem 8eneral murbe cine Sepei6e
aus @aibinston se3eigt, in iuel9er an.
sebeutet miro, als OBJ er ielbft Dem Se=
nator Die Snformation geliefsrt bat.
Ser General ertuioerte, baB Der Sena=
Tor ielbif i6on ertldrt bate bub er Die
Details iiber st. Arnolo's 0erbalten
auf ben pbilippinen bon einem Wanne
erbalten bate, ipel9er tpeber birect nod
Indirect nit rem W3ilitdr=Separtement
in 8erbinbung ftebt.
Iuf gSeiteres iieB ii9 Der General
inidt Elm.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-06-06
Gum iueiRem @Ob'l.

Sie Girma &i9aro 2ieber & So.
miro am Samfae, IA. SUM-, sur Sin.
tpeibuns Der neren Wein= unb Saffee=
Sdente y3um ueiBen &OB'l" i'm @er=
mania parf einen Serrenabenb beran.
italten. Cine Delicate Mai-8omle uni
talter SmbiB perben ierbirt tueroen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-06-06
Goaiiiom.

8eoenfli9e 8erleBunsen erlitt in
groao &ipple beim &absln Der
iunge 9llpep Mlorris, Sphn bon
80. Morris. Serislbe collioirts tidni=
lid i'm Sunteln nit eiiiem Sussp
beiien gfaben er ni9t bemertt
bate, wdbreno aud Der Sussp=
letter teine abnuns bon MOrris' gtaben
bate. Ser Siinsling tras u. u. si=
nen gru9 bes ytaienbeins oapOn unb
uuroe betuubtlos beimaeidaiit, nm bort
drstli9er pHege iiberantwortet su per-
ben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-06-06
Sdliei neben oer Sei9e isines
Gaters.
GeOrse gs. 9isss tObt im sstt sefunben.

George QS. Sis9s, go Sabre alt,
tuel6er BEL ieiner SO6ter, Grau 6eO.
S6urifon, Qenes StraBe SO. 624
tuObnt, purbe beuts Morgen bon oer=
ielben tobt i'm Sett sefunben. 1lnh
neben Der 9ei9e ialummerte frieolit
ibr a6tjd6riser Sobn SacOb SburftOn.
Seine 9dnoe lasen nod auf Der Sruii
oes Serbli6enen.
g8ie Die dr3tli6e llnteriudung ergab,
mar ein Ser5leioen Die uria9e bes
jd6en SOoes.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-06-06
Den projeftirten 8amlebarS be=
treffeno.

9ie Serren, tpel6e fi1 fir ben pros
iectirten Gaa Greet goulebaro interei=
iiren, fino auf @dpieriSteiten seifo=
Ben, um bic $4,000 aufsubrinsen,
wel9e, pelde nOtbis iino, um stuei
@runoffide gu ertperben. Die fir Die
grOffnuns bes 8Oulsparo nOthwenois
fino.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-06-06
gbarlss Mtasmirs ite0ts Sars:
i@aft.

Charles Masuire, welder am 2.
Suni bonn WtaDor oefinitip gum Wtit=
eliso Der gebOrbs fir 6fientli6e @erte
ernannt uuroe. itellte giirsi6aft BON
$4,000 nit Sterling &. 9olt uno
Sames 8. Ssa9 aIs 8iirsen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-06-06
Yrominente @eiie @eieai daft.

9S. &. Saaberbilt uno feline Yartie
lansten bier geitern 4beno bon Chicago
in eiriem Spe3ial=3ue. an. Seute
Morsen puroe Die Weiterreiie mad
Cincinnati unb gleoelanb ansetreten.
Yrdiioent Sngalls BON Der Big Sour
Sabn befanS ii9 auf Dem 3uge.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-06-06
SIM 3eidem bes &ra9s.

Arla s. perrp, gisentbiimsr Der
vSnbianapolis Seifen=gulber=6abrit"
an DER Wiontcalm uno %, StraBe
madte elm gliiisnment an &. 8. 2ut=
terlanb.
Sie 9lctipa tperben auf s14 900
uno bic paiiiua auf $4,000 anss=
eeben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-06-06

= 8ottsrteo @ossmimaex's
GATE, 0bio unb Suinois Strabe.
Gr6Bte Musmo6I in @beinpeinen,
Wbisties uuo Gisarren, iouie in allen
Oelicateifen Der Gaiion. MleiniQer
Mgept BON Der beriibn,ten Warfe .6iI.
Der MQf, 4biolrt 1ure &pep.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-06-06
Yboebe Sereim.
slm na9itsn eonntas Sabrssisit.

Sas Sabrssfef bes ,pboebe=gereins"
finoet am nj d ten Sonntas,
s. Suni, Gbsnos tS ubr in Der 3ions=
Stride Itatt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-06-06

R Raudt Gitp Seal Sc Gisurren.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-04-16
|0PEN TO ALL MEMBERS
REAL ESTATE BOARD RECORDS
Campaign for Additional Members
Expected to Bring Import
ant Results.

The Real Estate board has issued an or
der which will popularize membership in
the organization and lead men on the
outside to see a gain in being listed.
Upon request for instructions, Secretary
Robert Webb was notified that all rec
ords on file would be open to members of
the board. This means that the reports
made by the valuation committee will be
accessible to members of the board and
members only. Under the rules the re-
ports of this committee are made in
duplicate. A signed copy is given to the
one applying for the services of the COM
mittee and the other is placed in the
boards records.
The value of this concession will at
once be appreciated by the fraternity.
For instance, the valuation committee at
the request of a prominent insurance
company placed values OF the company's
Minneapolis property amounting to about
half million dollars This company
owns sixty distinct parcels Of real estate
here, and was willing to pay the fee for
the sake of appraisal by competent
men.
Thursday evening Lester B. Elwood will
again entertain the valua ton committee
which had been directed by big cor
poration owning million dollars worth
of city property to value its holdings.
The committee will meet at the Min
neapolis club. ~
The real estate board will make move
similar to that employed recently by the
Minneapolis club for securing larger
membership. 1t is desired to get the
reliable and honest men of the profession
into the fold The membership commit
tee is already planning a campaign CT
accession. The board presents induce
ments which ought to bring outsiders in
without great effort.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-04-16

SO many men come to me after they
have tried every drug known to medical
men without success that want to make
it plain to every weak, nervous and de-
bilitated man that the day is coming
when you will wonder why you ever
swallowed drug in the hope OF ever
deriving benefit to your nerves. There is
no nerve life in i drugs-no strength.
When q man is breaking down there is
only. one positive means from which he
can recover his power--that is electricity
Professor Loeb, the scientist, recently
proclaimed that electricity was the basis
of life. That is what have been prov
ing for the past twenty one years. | have
made a success of my method of apply
ing it, nine out of ten Of my cures are
of men who had previously tried every
known drug for the stimulation of vital
ity without anything more than tempo
rary benefit. I have cured them, and
am curing them by the hundreds every
month. Try electricity first and you will
need no other remedy. My appliance is
worn while you sleep. You are full OF
electricity when you awake in the morn
ing, and this nightly applied soon de-
velops new manhood. Consultation or
book free. DR.. NJ. E. Mclaughlin. 304
Nicollet avenue, Minneapolis, Mimi.
Hours, 5 a. m. to $50 p. m. Sundays,
10 to 3.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-04-16

Of the three artists who are to appear
at the Lyceum theater Thursday even
ing, April "a, none is more interesting
as a man, musician or artist than Fritz
Kreisler, the violinist. He was born in
Austria twenty seven years ago, and since
that time has been an infant prodigy, a
conservatory student. 'child- wonder,
a recluse in Italy, a German soldier, and
the young man, who, on the sudden ILL,
ness of Ysaye advertised to play at one
of the Philharmonics' concerts at Berlin,
seized the tide of fortune at the flood,
and by his wonderful playing conquered
the fastidious Berlin public, and fiddled
his way to fame and fortune.
Many illustrious names have been
coupled with that of young Kreisler in
his wonderful career. His first appear
ance as prodigy of only four years was
on the same platform with Adelina Patti.
At the famous Paris conservatory he
studied two years with Massart, and to
him. was awarded first prize by such fam
Gus musicians as Sauret and sarasate
And Massart prophesied as great a. career
for him as for Wienawski, his most
famous pupil After his meteoric tour in
America at the age of IA. he took a course
of instruction under Delibes and GODDARD,
and it was the great Ysaye and Arthur
Nikisch conductor of the Boston Sym
phony orchestra and later of the Leipsfc
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-04-16
Personal and Social.

Mrs P B. Winston has returned from Vir-
gina.
Mrs. Dan Lally left last evening for Column
bus, Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. c. Ewing are home from
the south
w. Barring Gould is home from a visit in
England with his parents. ..
Mrs. F. H. Page is visiting her father. DR..
A. l.. Bausman 800 Tenth street S.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eli King and daughter left
last evening to make their home in San
Jose. Cal.
neer, lies seriously i'll at her home, 3205
Columbus avenue
The Fortuna club will meet Friday after
noon with Mrs. r. H. Weston, 94s Twenty
sixth avenue NE.
Mr. and Mrs. F. l.. Moffett moved out to
their summer home, Boscobel, Orono, Lake
Minnetonka, to-day.
]. R. Whitaker has gone to New Carlisle,
Ind with his two children, called by the
serious illness of his mother.
Bishop Edsall was unable to leave for Gin
cnnati Monday evening to attend the council
Of bishops, Mrs. Edsall is seriously Ill
with diphtheria.
Golden Link lodge. l. 0. Q; F.. and Uni,
party and dance to morrow evening at o19
Fourteenth avenue Sc.
Mrs c. A. Bennett has returned from her
winter sojourn in California. The Benefits
will occupy their residence at 2G2 Ridgewood
avenue, and will be at home in few days.
The women Of Bloomington Avenue M. e.
church opened an advertising fair this after
noon in the republican wigwam. Fifteenth
avenue and Lake street. Supper will be
served and this evening a program will be
| given.
Captain John G. MacGregor who had &
| stroke of paralysis in January, is now a st
Barnabas hospital somewhat improved il
&, health and able to get out in the open air {
| short time every DAY. The captains man!
! friends will he glad to learn of hts improve
ment and hope it may steadily continue.
Northwestern people at New York hotels arr
as follows: nneapols-Ashland, T. J
Steele; Holland. F. E. Pinney: Imperial, J
| H. Shattuck Mrs. w. H. Mcclellan: Herald
Square, W. P O'Bren Grand Forks, N. D
Grand Union, w. Mernfeld. Atwater
| M:nn.--Hofman, NJ. Johnson. Duuth-Vic
| toria, J. w. Mckinney.
Miss Lola Westcott of % Eastman avenue
! entertained Monday evening. The decoration
We're carried out with pink and green rib
bon and American Beauty roses Game
were played and supper was served. Misses
Nellie Loveridge, Jennie Jernel, Westcott
Mrs. G. f. Ersin and Mr.. Loveridge CAV
musical numbers and Misses Lillian Peterson
and Wiggens a dialogue. Present wer
Messrs. and Mines. G. E. Ersn, G. S. West
! cott Misses B. Sein L. Peterson, L. Lee, J
Jernell. j. Wiggin NJ Flaven, Loveridge, K
LELAND, Ersin, Messrs. H. Winters, r. Fon
dell, A. Peterson. o. Bolstad, E. Jennings
F. Blasingham, w. Donahue, F. Loveridg
and G. R. Westcott.
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give the young Vlollnlst MS opportunity
for debut.
Although as wonder child at the age
of IA, Kreisler awoke many responsive
chord in the hearts Of his auditors, it has
remained for the young man Of q with
his strong personality, his sturdy viril
ity, and his audacity and verve, to win
again the enduring plaudits of the multi
tude and the encomiums of the critics.
He feels the elemental power in him
tingling to his fnger-tips. His bow leaps
to do his bidding, and the result is that
he plays with great dash and assurance,
and attacks alarming difficulties with. a
holiness that must astonish more eau
tious players. His tone is big, heroic,
yet he does not fail on the musical side.
Behind all his work there is warmth
of temperament that prevents his play
ing from descending to the level of a
mere technical display. His coloring is
in infinite variety, and the gentler mel
odies that appeal to the heart and the
ina gination win from this prince of VIC
linists an almost tear compelling tender
ness and pathos. He is indeed a great
artist.
The other two distinguished artists
with whom Kreisler is to appear in Min
lneapolis are Jean Gerardy, the 'cellist,
and Josef Hoffman,, the pianist.
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RAN ON The "STlCKERS"
MRS. BARROW ELECTED AT FARGO
Second Woman Member of the hoard
Of EducatiOn-Free Text Book
System Adopted.

Fargo, N D., april 16.-Fargo is to take 4
whir at the free text book system. The
advocates Of that plan yesterday won out at
the school election. 1t was bitterly opposed
by the taxpayers on account Of the already
high rate Of taxation. Mrs. E. NJ barrow,
who ran on the stickcrs. was the leading
candidate.
The 9th ;. members Of tho board of edu-
cation ere o. Shadland and J. f. Paul Gross
The election of Mrs. barrow keeps two ladies'
on the board
Mrs. Roberts and Mrs. Delenrecie had been
on the board, but the latter refused to be-
come u candidate again. Mrs. barrow has
always been prominent in city club circles
and educ ational work.
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SEVERAL CONVERSIONS
Business Men Won Over to Opportu-
mites In Real Estate.

An indication of the way things are go
ing in the real estate market is the fact
that two or three business men Of the
city who have not regarded real estate
with favor as an investment, are now in
vesting for the sake of the gain they Elk
pect will materialize within short time
They have bought both business and resi-
dence property, the latter being in espec-
tally fine neighborhoods. 1t is property
that in the natural order of things is
bound to sell within the next three years
at a good profit
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PApAJ, SERENITY

Rome, April 16.-Bourke Cochran Of New
York who has just been received in audience
by the pope says he found the pontff amaz-
ingly stronger than at his last audience, five
years ago. cables the Rome correspondent OF
the Tribune The pope expressed satisfaction
over the new bonds of union between America
and the holy see from the mission of Cover
nor Taft and the settlement of the Philippines
question.
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nrATu IN sTRANcE posT11RE

Chicago, April 16.-Standing erect and
tightly wedged in narrow space be-
tween the headboard of the he'd and the
wall, the body of Mrs. Catherine Doerr.
"A years OF age. wife of John Doerr.
wealthy retired architect, was found last
night in her home In Wentworth avenue.
What caused the woman's death and how
she happened to expire in such posture
the police are unable to determine.
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Miss Leonard Formerly of the Syn
dictate Arcade.
is now located at 402 10th street S.
Philippine RECEIPTS.

Washington April i6.--The division of in
sular affairs of the war department gave out
to-day this statement of the receipts in the
Philippines: From customs in March. 1902,
s766,9S1 as compared with s732, 267 for March,
1901 Receipts of the city of Manila during
the same month were $66, 655 for 1902, as COM
pared with $37,279 for the previous year.
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CLUBS AND CHARITIES
Club Calendar.

THURSDAY
Ladies Thursday Musicale, Unitarian
church, 10 a. m.
Mothers meeting Hope kindergarten, 3 p. N.
Mothers club, Unity settlement, p. IN.
Prindle W. C. T. u, Mrs. Borreson, 2155
Ninth avenue S, 2:3O p. m.