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Daily Kennebec journal., 1903-02-24
"L'Expiation."

The French Naturalization Club Scor-
ed a distinct success, Monday evening"
in the French drama given by local
talent at Meonian hall. The committee
in charge of the production was John
Cormier, Joseph Theberge, j. H. Gre
goire, George A. Cloutier and A. S.
Cyr. The play was .LeBardin's 81 Ex-
piation. The scene is France in the
18th century. The plot hinges on the
succession of the Comte de Flavy. The
countess is murdered by the false
count and the heir, a small boy, I'M
prisoned so that he is a long time in
getting his rights But finally the viii
lain expiates his crimes by suicide. The
cast:
Robert de Lusigny, Fills du Comte,
~ Alfred Lacasse
Flavy, Comte, Joseph Theberge
Loredon, chevalier, Anne Casavant
Gerard. chevalier, Alphonse Ruel
Rnaldi, intendant de Flavy,
~'- j. II. Gregoire
Beppo garden des prisons, J. E. Croteau
Cabaretier Trefle Crotealt
Assassins, guard, ghost etc.
tiGue and wondrous creations of $50
years ago. The actors all enunciated
their words distinctly and took their
parts with the ease that comes from
thorough preparation. Moving pic
tures were displayed between the acts
by Henri Lupin of Lewiston. The
pianist was Miss Lucie Bonneau.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1903-02-24

Jung Kuro soothes and heals sore lungs.
The Kemper herald. (Scooba, Miss.) 1875-1908, 1903-09-03
Work on ST. StanisIaus.

Work on the excavations for the
new st. Stanislaus College at Bay st.
Louis, is progressing satisfactorily and
within a few days the college will be
gin its upward rise. The contract fol
the stone and brick work was awarded
to John P. G'Leary, of Birmingham,
Ala, and is to be completed in eighty
days. Mr. o'Leary was a pupil of tn,
Brothers of the Sacred Heart, at st,
Aloysius College, Vicksburg. Miss.
AID was the first graduate OF that re-
nowned educational institution. He
has already acquired an enviable rep.
utation in his profession, and no
doubt the new college will prove q
lasting witness to his ability. Charles
Saenger, of Bay st. Louis, has beer
appointed superintendent of construc.
ton of the entire buildings, and there
is no doubt that the handsome plans
of Diboll & Owen will be carried oui
to the minutest detail.
The Kemper herald. (Scooba, Miss.) 1875-1908, 1903-09-03
Inspection Made of Levee Lines.

A special from Vicksburg to one oil
the New Orleans papers contains the
following information of special inter
est to people of the delta: capt. ].
T. Mcclellan, president OF the Fifth
District Levee Board, and State Engi-
neer Robinson, have arrived from an
inspection of the levee lines in
the district. At sycamore parish, a
new line of levee will be built; also al
Green's, Tensas parish. 1t will also
be necessary to build a new line at
Biggs, a short distance below Delta;
also at Mascot. This, with other
work, will be advertised during the
coming week, bids to be opened on
the 10th. Major Robinson says thd
State expects to have a perfect line OF
levees in the early spring in the Fifth
district.
The Kemper herald. (Scooba, Miss.) 1875-1908, 1903-09-03
Changes in Faculty.

The executive of the trustees of the
NJ Mississippi Agricultural and mechan-
ical College have met and elected
Prof. J. @. Herbert to the chair of
history and Civics, to succeed Prof. J.
NJ. White. who resigned to go into
business at West Point, Miss. Prof.
d. Hall was elected to succeed Prof.
Herbert as professor in charge of the
preparatory department.. J. D. Broad
bent, acting director of the Textile
School, rendered his resignation,
which was accepted. No INT was
elected to succeed him.
The Kemper herald. (Scooba, Miss.) 1875-1908, 1903-09-03
Fire Threatens Plant.

The boiler-roona of the Walden Fur
niture Manufacturing Company at
Walden, caught fire a few nights ago
at $50 o'clock, and for q while threat
ened the destruction of the eutire
plant, which is valued at 500, 900. By
the heroic efforts of citizens, however,
the fire was stopped and the loss will
not exceed $500. The damaged part
will be repaired at once. There was
about $50, 600 worth of finished furni-
turs in the house at the time.
The Kemper herald. (Scooba, Miss.) 1875-1908, 1903-09-03
City Tax Rate Reduced.

A special meeting of the board OF
aldermen of Natchez has been held for
the purpose of reconsidering the tax
levy, which had been fixed at twenty
mills, and after some discussion it was
decided to amend the ordi-
nance making the tax levy eighteen
and a half mills. This is a reduction
of one mill from last years levy.
The Kemper herald. (Scooba, Miss.) 1875-1908, 1903-09-03
Prof. Irby Conducts Farmers Institut,

Prof. Ben Irby, Of the Agricultural
and Medanical College, met his ap-
rointmsnt at Hazlehurst and conduct
ed 9 most successful Farmers Insti-
tute. He was assisted by r. p.
Wright, formerly Of the college, but
now of Beaumont. Tex. They we're
greeted by a large audience of repre-
sentative farmers of the county, Who
are takin much interest in tn Q work,
The Kemper herald. (Scooba, Miss.) 1875-1908, 1903-09-03
MarcOui on the Lake.
raugan !

Chicago.-The first wireless tele-
gram ever sent to Chicago from Lake
Michigan has been delivered to Presi-
dent James e. Graham and from Nor.
ton Lind. Dispatched from tn,
steamer City Of Milwaukee. twenty
five miles from shore, the message was
received at the station two hours be.
fore the City of Milwaukee steamed
into port.
The Kemper herald. (Scooba, Miss.) 1875-1908, 1903-09-03
Steamer Kent Sinks in Wolf River.

The steamaoat Oracle Kent struck q
snag near Pass Christian, in Vol
river and sank in about twelve feet OF
water. She was owned by the Chilean
Company, and had for some time been
running between Wolf river and New
Orleans. She was loaded with rosin.
The vessel will be raised.
The Kemper herald. (Scooba, Miss.) 1875-1908, 1903-09-03
MISSISSIPPI WENT
FOR VARDAMAN.
Result of Second Primary Indicates {
Majority of 6,0S6-
WORK ON ST. STANISLAUS.
Within a Few Days the Walls of This
Famous Institution Will Begin Their
Upward Rise..--New Cotton Coming In
Rapidly Ger vthe State.

Jackson, Miss. Practically COM
plete returns from the primary election
show that Major James K. Vardaman
defeated Judge Frank a Critz for the
Democratic nomination for Governor
of Mississippi by q majority of 6,0S6.
vardaman's vote is 81, $40, and Critz's
AZ. 100.
The following table shows the result
OF the election:
The Kemper herald. (Scooba, Miss.) 1875-1908, 1903-09-03
Three Bales for August

Receipts of cotton for August at
Hazlehurst have been three bales all
new. Last year, during August there
we're marketed 497 bales. fhe crop
in the county is fair, though not as
good as indicated two weeks ago,
bedding being the complaint.
The Kemper herald. (Scooba, Miss.) 1875-1908, 1903-09-03
Election Returns.

Practically complete returns from
the Mississippi Democratic primary
election show that Vardaman received
$40. $40 and Critz As, 724 votes; Var
damans majority 6086.
The Kemper herald. (Scooba, Miss.) 1875-1908, 1903-09-03
Voted for Extending Term.

State Superintendent of Education
Whitfield has received notice that the
people of Newton, Scott and Union
Counties, by an overwhelming vote
had extended the time Of the rural
schools. Hancock is the only county
SO far reporting u~nfavorably on the
proposition.
The Kemper herald. (Scooba, Miss.) 1875-1908, 1903-09-03
Henry King Committed to Asylum.

Henry King, who was recently ar
rested and lodged in the county Jail of
Lauderdale county, at Meridian,
charged with counterfeiting, has been
insane and will be committed to the
insane hospital.
The Kemper herald. (Scooba, Miss.) 1875-1908, 1903-09-03
James M. Foltz Has Disappe AIRED.

A New Orleans special says that
James M. Folts, left Vicksburg a few
days ago for New Orleans, going as a
representative of Contractor G.. W.
McClanahan, of that city, to do some
work for the Southern Cotton Oil Co.
Nothing has been heard of Foltz since
and foul play is suspected.
The Kemper herald. (Scooba, Miss.) 1875-1908, 1903-09-03
Will Go Slow on Isthmiau Canal.

Washington 1t may be stated author.
itatively that for the present this gov
srnment will take no action regarding
an Isthmian canal. The president will
not be hurried in deciding when nego-
tiation shall be opened for the Mica
raugan route
The Kemper herald. (Scooba, Miss.) 1875-1908, 1903-09-03

Indications are that the vote was
nearly II not quite as large at the
second primary for Governor as that
cast ON the 9th.
The Kemper herald. (Scooba, Miss.) 1875-1908, 1903-09-03
Spoke Factory for Walden.

The large spoke factory which is be-
ing erected at Walden will soon be
completed, and within less than ten
days will be running with q full force.
The Kemper herald. (Scooba, Miss.) 1875-1908, 1903-09-03
Cut Him Down.

Bob Martin. of Tunics. Miss. sew
cred the head of Will Harris, with s
grass Cythe, Both are negroes.
The Kemper herald. (Scooba, Miss.) 1875-1908, 1903-09-03

Secretary Hitchcock has received a
telegram from Governor Stanley, a
member of the Dawes Indian Com
m ssion, joining in the request made
by Messrs. Bixby and Needles for an
investigation into the conduct of the
commission.
The Kemper herald. (Scooba, Miss.) 1875-1908, 1903-09-03

Secretary Of State Power receives
letters in every mail asking for copies
Of the code. He states that there IL
not a single copy Of the code to be
had at any price. 1t is no question Of
money. but the code supply is simply
exhausted, and there are now no codes
Of any kind or description for sale by
the State. The secretary states that
persons who are compelled to have
codes might get them by advertising
for second hand copies, but this is
very doubtful. as there is a large de-
mand for them.
The Kemper herald. (Scooba, Miss.) 1875-1908, 1903-09-03

Letter which come to the navy de-
partment from those companies that
are behind in work on naval vessels
and cancellation of contracts breathe
in every line the financial distress with
which they are affected. Some of the
descriptions Of their difficulties are
pitiable.
The Kemper herald. (Scooba, Miss.) 1875-1908, 1903-09-03

The exports of petroleum and it's
products exceeded 1000. 600, 900 gal
Ions in 1902, for the second time in
the history of the industry, the num-
Der of gallons exported being 1904.
233, COL, a similar total expectation by
nearly Is, 600, 900 gallons than in 1901.
The Kemper herald. (Scooba, Miss.) 1875-1908, 1903-09-03

Governor Longino accompanied his
family last night to North Carolina,
where his family will spend q vacation.
The Kemper herald. (Scooba, Miss.) 1875-1908, 1903-09-03

A new postofice has been establish
ed at six mile, Vernon Parish, La,
Nancy E. Hamon, postmistress.
The Kemper herald. (Scooba, Miss.) 1875-1908, 1903-09-03
FROM OUR JACKSON
CORRESPONDENT.
State House Commission Has QEite A
Problem to Solve. Gao
FURNITURE FOR NEW CAPITOL
Must be Made to Order and Commission
Is Perplexed In Regard to Installing
Temporary Equipment.-..More Honor
Than Money Ia ~Judgeship.

Jackson. The Statehouse commits
sion will meet early in September to
consider the matter Of moving into the
new capitol building. Some prelimi.
nary preparations along this line have
already been made, and II IL under
stood that the commission will decide
to o at once into the new quarters.
1t is known that the governor is very
anxious to receive the legislature in
his new quarters and to turn over the
reins Of government in the house that
was built during his administration.
There are many serious drawbacks
about the moving scheme, however.
The commission has not been able to
furnish the building at all. To move
into it now the State officials will have
to take with them the dingy and bat
tered old tables, desks and chairs and
the unsatisfactory equipment now
being used in the old building. The
legislative halls will have to be
equipped with the old desks nov in
use in the old building, which will
not fit we'll into the circular chambers
Of the new building. These objectl ons
however, might be obviated on the
ground that the equipment would only
be temporary and that new furniture
would be ordered by the legislature at
its next session. This new furniture
will have to be made to order, and
will require some time to make, how
ever. The commission seems deter
mined to move, and will doubtless fl nd
a way to get around all Of these diff
c%ulties. 1t is probable that the State
officials will move in during Septsm-
TENDER, so as to be installed before
cold weather. saaaa
The Kemper herald. (Scooba, Miss.) 1875-1908, 1903-09-03

Senator Frye. of Maine, and Sena.
tor Hanna, who in the past were the
chief sponsors of the Ship Subsidy
bill, have, 1t is understood, been APP
pealed to by certain of those interest.
ed in the United States Shipbuildine
Company to see what can be done to-
wards reviving the subsidy movement.
The Kemper herald. (Scooba, Miss.) 1875-1908, 1903-09-03

There are all sorts Of rumors about
the resignation Of this Judge or that.
or this chancellor or that. Judge
Neville has resigned, and it Is stated
but with what authority is not known,
that Judge Lowrey expects to resign.
This report has been in circulation
from time to time for q year or so.
There Is also a robust rumor that
other judges will retire to resume
their practice. As before stated the
salary Of a circuit Judge or chancellor
is only So. $50 a year. and out of this
must be paid hotel bills aud travelling
expenses. Aside from the honor,
therefore, there is not much In . cir
cult iudgeship or chancsllorship.
The Kemper herald. (Scooba, Miss.) 1875-1908, 1903-09-03

The new parsonage which is being
erected by the First Methodist Church
Of this city is nearing completion. 1t
is a handsome building. and DR.. Boil
ing, the popular pastor OF the Church,
expects to get in his new home about
the 10th of next month.
The Kemper herald. (Scooba, Miss.) 1875-1908, 1903-09-03

Private corporations get artesian
water here, but the city 80 far has
failed to do so. This is a matter hat
ought not to be procrastinated. Six
thousand dollars was appropriated last
year by the Council for the sinking Of
artesian we'll, and the sooner water is
had the better the taxpayers will like It.
The interest in the location OF the
s25, 900 depot to be built here by the
Illinois Central is undated The
question is, will it be north or south
Of the present depot?
All that jackson needs now in the
way of railroads is a line up Pearl
River. 1t must come, but the sooner
the better.
The Kemper herald. (Scooba, Miss.) 1875-1908, 1903-09-03

On Sept. 8 the voters of Jackson
will be called on to vote on . PROPOSE
ton to keep up the turnpike leading
into the city from Rankin County. It
is believed that the voters Of the city
will vote to keep up the pike. Under
the State law the city has the authori-
ty to work the turnpike three miles
out.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-05-30
Cine @eoadtniBfeier.

gu Gbren beg berforbenen 6ranf g.
gurte beranitaltet bic bieiise 9ose Der
Glts morssn geadmittus cine @sbd9t=
nibfeier. Ser Yerbli9ene mar zines
Der berporrasenoifen Mitslieoer Der
Sose unb oreimal graltsb &uler oer=
felben.
Inlpra9en tperben bon gralteb &u=
Ter SOiepb Bell, Senator Charles %.
Gairbants, Senrp Warrum, Senator
Sanes W. Jortune bon Sefferionpiae
uno @rOB=Srufee Soiepb s. 6anning
9ebalten tperben.
Ser muIifafiide She'll BEG pro=
sram:as miro bon Trau s. W. 9ea=
TIERS, Srau gliee Slsmins WbaGOn,
Souis SoaeS. 0arrp s. Mercer. s.
&uhea pOtpea uno @barlss 6. San=
len our4sefiibrt tpsroen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-05-30
(sim 0ebeimmiB Ses @bite Hiber.

Die poliaei unb Der Coroner bemiib.
ten li4 seitern tassiiber, aber berseb=
lid, cine ueiblide 2side aus benz
Wbite &iper 3u bergen, Die Morsens
benz ettpa 8 Meilen unterbalb beg
@lubbauiss bes @anOe=@lubs angeln=
ben s. 3. SobniOn an ben gnselbatsn
seratben, ieoo9 wieoer pon Der Str6=
mung fortgei9wemmt tporoen mar.
IGes mas Sobnion an Dem Nngel=
baten fanb, mar Elm Stiid Stof bon
einem llnterrod. Big au ipdter etunbe
mar bic 2eide ni9t sefunben pOroen.
IS 1T m0gli4, baB es fid in bieIem
Sale um Die 2ei9e Der Marp pollaro
banoelt, Die befanntli9 por brei Woden
aus ibrem g!ternbauie in gra3il ber-
fdwunoen 1T.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-05-30
Sribat iunrbe Den beriforbenen
Saterlanbs &feru
se3ollt.

SroB oes itr6menben &egens fanben
ii4 beute 8ormittag Die Union Be
teranen=2esion unb Die S6ultinber
am Srieseroentmal elm, um Die bas=
ielbe umsebenben &afenfldden nit
Slumen uno 6dbn6en 81 idmiiden.
Iuf Dem 8reenlapn &ir66of fano
am gOrmitta9 unter 2eitun9 bes @ol.
&uiiea 9. Sarriion Die S9miiduns
Der @rdber unter entIpredenben gere-
monien ftatt. Ser geiua lieB in 6olge
Der abi9euliden Witterung gu tpiin=
i6en iibris.
&eosn purbsn bon SoIepb 6. Sas=
tell uno &idter u. 80. Sat9 sebalten.
9uf bem Wat. Sadion 2ir9bof fano
ebenfalls cine furae absr einbrudsbolle
6eier fatt. Sin gomite Der @. ". 81.
nabm Die S6mfdung Der @rdber bor
uno &ep. 5. u. &noplton bislt Die
&ebe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-05-30
Neme Smeorporatiomem

Sie folgenoen neuen 8eIelli6aften
erpirtten ibre ssncorporationspapiere !:
r6Ome 8uping & 2oan MfI'n", @a=
pital 100000. Die Sirectoren iino:
s. 9. McSntpre, 9lmos 9. MeBler.
Sibmael @ebler. Wiliam Syadion, 6.
s. Mattbeps, 6. 6. Simmons, 6. 6.
Smitb, Sr. 6rant Sober uno 9. g.
Sorne.
Ser Supreme Oroer Of peitalo,,i
of Imerica". Serielbe beabii9tiat ale
pdoagoger oes States in elmer Oraa-
niiation gu pereinisen. gu ben3weden,
tpelae Der Oroen bsrfOlst, geb6rt audi
Der, ben Waitslieosrn before Salaire
uno 9lrbeits5eit gu bsri9affen. Sie
Sncorporatoren iinb: u. 6. Sollen.
Ountirt, Supreme Snitructor; g. u.
.. @bipple, portlano, @ounielor; u.
3. @rowe. portlanb, Secretdr; 6ran=
cis @rowe, pOrtlanb, S9abmeiter;
Mpra g. Soqep, Suntirf, 2arlan;
@li5abetb Wiliams, &idmonb, Snnere
Wa6e; %. 8. Stratton, Como, 9leu=
Bere Wa4e; SOsn 6. Stratton, gloo=
mington, Sergeant=at=Mrms.
Die .6iiber Oil Co.. Snbianapo=
liz, capital slO, 600. emanuel Gii6er,
prdiioent; q. u. gfropmion, gice-
grdiiosnt, uno Souls WOlf, secretdr
Sdabmeiiter.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-05-30
Gonbention Der &oblenbanSler.

Sie 9. idbrli6s Contention Der
nMi9isan & Snoiana &etail Goal
Mh'n." miro bier am nddften Wiitt=
mod unb SOnneritag absebalten per=
ben. Sas Sauptquartier ift i'm neuen
@lappOOl SOtel, pOielbit aud Die
@eriammlungen absebalten peroen.
Mapor gootpalter miro bic Serren am
Nlittpo98ormittag pillfommen heiBen.
Sn ben Siban9en tuerosn oeridie=
bene 8ortrdge gebalten tperoen.
9lm 9lbenb finbst cine Srollep=Ga9rt
ftatt.
Sn Der Sibune am Sonneritas
uerben bic Dorseidlasenen 8srdn-
beruneen Der Contribution unb Heben=
geiebe er6rtert unb Johann Die neuen
8eamten erudblt tueroen.
@m Na9mittas perben bsri6ieoene
inbuIfrielle gtabliHemenis beli9ti9t
iperoen.
Sir ben abeno 1T Elm banquet unb
Waubebille l1nterbaltung arrarsirt
pDroen.
Sie sesenwdrtisen geameen finb
prdlibent, &obert Safe, SadIon,
Mi9.; L. gice=prdi., @alter groots,
Detroit; 2. 8ice=Prdf., S. W. Mob=
bertpen, Sort Gapne; S9abmsiifer, 6.
80. Staebler, Nnn Arbor; Seeretdr, 5.
8 6aman, Detroit; 8orfiber Der Gre
eutip=Seb0roe, S. W. &poer, 2ala=
ma3oo.
Ue. Steinbauer bon bier iit Wlits
qlieb bieler geb6rbe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-05-30
Grfolsret4es S9iiler=Goneert.

Das sefern Nbenb unter 2eitunq
oes Serrn prof. go. 8. Birqe uno
unter Waituirtuns Der Ordeiter Der
W. 8. 8. 6. unb Der Sbortriose
Soai6ule in Der Somlinion=Saae ber=
anitaltete, erite Concert bes aus 600
auserlefenen 30slinsen Der ifdntii9en
S4ulen beftebenben gborss bereitste
ben 3ablrei9en geiu9ern einen boben
8enuB uno leste berebtes 3eugniB ba=
fur ab, oaB bic ntuffaIii9e Musbilbung
unierer 9leinen in ben Sdulen unter
prof. girse's 2eitung ni9t nur tsinen
Waneel erleioet, fonbsrn aud ben Mit-
teln entIpredenb aui Der b6alfel
Stufe ffebt. Sen Serren 9. S6reden=
goit uno 6. u. 2etpis gebiibrt fir ibre
Snitrumental Solos ebenio groBe
anerfennuns. tuie ben 2eitunesn bes
pereinisten Ordeiters unb bes Chores,
iOtuie Grau Santemeier, SRI. Chip
pinser uno Grau @oObe fir ibre tref=
liden 2eiitunsen als ghOr=gssleiterin=
nen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-05-30
Strung fir Mite SsfFsrion.

Sem aenialen Sopnibip t. glfeiior
9rn. Wfite Seffsrion puroe eeifern
Na6mittag cine iebr biibi9e unb per=
oiente, folpie ebrenbolle ueberraiaunq
gu She'll. @r tpuroe ndmli6 burd
-sine Selepbon-gOtidaft gu bem @e=
i9dftsetabli1ement Der betannten W0=
belfabritanten Sanber & &eder oelodt
uno fano bort ale feline biesidbriaen
8ebilfen Ooer Oeputir.en beriammelt,
Die geitern ibre Ir5eit beenoet 6atten.
lno ebe er ielbif au Worte.tam, briidte
@ol. S. porter ibm i'm glamen ieiner
GOaesen oeren SO9udtung rno Sant
aug uno iiberwies ibm als elm 3piden
ibrer SO9i9dguns cine bo9=eleeante
8arnitur bon parlor=WObeln. Gpl.
Sefferion oantte in bersli9er @eiIe
uno oann folgte cine tleine Na9feier
in Der @ermania=bale.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-05-30
Wntbmakli9e profeiiioneae
Yferoeoiebc.

Bon ben Setectibs Ni6 unb Mannime
muroen seitern 9lbeno 3pei ii6 50.
Sapis uno 6rant Smith nennenbe
Burden unter Der borlduiisen Nntlage
oes 8roBbiebitabls berbaftet. Sieisl=
ben batten periudt, bier Elm tpertbbolss
pfero nebit 8uasp 3u bertaufen, tuol=
ten uoer tOnnten jeoO9 teinen Iuspeis
iiber ben re9tmdbisen grtperb eeben.
Sic ertldrten nur, f6on tpdbrenb Der
lebten feds Monatet in benz @efdbrt Die
Stdote i'm 8as=@iirtel bereiit 81 babsn.
Die Seamten aber balten iie fir pro=
feilioneQe Pfsrbebiebe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-05-30
gSieoer einmal ein boreiliaer
Gononctenr.

gsim abfeisen bon elmer Of Wi6i=
gan Str.=@ar on gait unb @aibing=
ton Str, Die bon benz Wlotornier auf
oas Signal oes gonoucteurs pieber
5u frtib3eitig in 8sneeuns eefebt
muroe, lam seitern 4benb turs na4 9
ubr Der lebr bejabrte Capt. Sbos. &.
Barrett bon go. 19 9foro Neu cseriep
Str., elm alter &riesspetsran unb 3ei=
tun9smann, 81 S9aben. SerIelbe
puroe ndmli9 gu gooen eeIdleubert
uno erlitt auber Sautabi6iirTuneen
etc. am @eii9te eineu 8ru9 oes linten
Sberarms. gr wuroe, naGoem ibm
i'm Siipsniarium Elm Iotbperbanb an=
gele9t moroen mar, in Der pripatiuaro
oes ftdot. SoipitaIes untsrssbradt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-05-30
Sas slsfammer=Sidet.

Sas Nominations=@omite Der eSn=
bianapolis Sanoelstammer bat foleen=
oes 5ifet fir Die am s. Suni itattfin=
oenoe Seamtenwabl aufgsifellt:
prdf.-@barles 6. perrp.
8iee=prdi. .-Sam 8. Smeet.
S9aBmitr.-@lmer 6. perro.
Mitslieoer Der 8ertpaltungs 8e=
b0roe
Sobn 5. Ippel, Srant M. Murphp,
Cigar 8. gpans, @eOrge q. Sanner,
Sionep W. Sper. 6. 9. Wtartinoale,
SObn g. Mc@ettigan, @iQiam s.
piel, Senrp &uiie, Sranf %. Mori-
ion unb gilbert 6. Msb9er.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-05-30
wfaS@en =9amSarbeits saule.

Seute, Samitas, ben 80. Weai,
ea9mittags 2 ubr, finbet bic biesidb=
rise S4lubfeier Der Mdb9en-Sanbar=
beitsi9ule in Der SOmlinion 6ale
ftatt. Sie 8raouirsnoen finb: 3ena
@ebauer, Clara 9enfon, Rarp greFer,
anna 2eiB, @nna @ajab, n@arrie Ott,
&iniep Waterforo, Mabsl Wleet, WprtIg
Weatbers, @nna Spaeds, Sarab 5int-
biner, gnice Oabis unb Sba Wteet.
Dim Montas Nadniittag 8 ubr,
finoet in Der Sabernacle=2irde Die
SabresperiammIuus Der S6ul=Yur=
fteberinnen nit 8eamtentpabl iiatt.
Sas jdbrli4e Picnic miro am 6.
SUM- i'm Sairbietu=p =parf 'absebalten.