The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-04-24
PRINCE PU LUN WILL BE
GIVEN HEARTY RECEPTION
Commercial Club Preparing for
His Visit to Indianapolis
on May %.
NAMING OF COMMITTEES
Prominent Men Will Aid in the
Notwithstanding OF Trade
Relations.

The first Chinese prince of royal blood to
ever leave his home on peaceful mission
is Prince Lu I.un, who will visit this city
on May g. The main object OF his visit 10
America is 10 foster trade relations be-
tween the two countries, and every posi-
bic effort will be made to celebrate his
visit TO Indianapolis 1t is hoped that spe-
cial rates may be secured on the railroads
from all points in the State. and the great
est opportunities will be offered all In
dianians to profit by this occasion. The
Prince will stop longer in Indianapolis
than in any other city in the country ex-
cept St Louis
The general committee on the reception
and entertainment of Prince Pu Lun APP
pointed by President Kern, together with
the Commercial Club committee on extern
sion of trade relations in the Orient. here
|tofore appointed, and which will present to
the Prince the results of its work in bring
ing about the cooperation between the
commercial organizations of the leading
cities of the country. were announced as
follows yesterday afternoon 'y Secretary
Hoover In the absence OF the PRESIDENT:
William Fortune. chairman; Hugh j. Nc
Gowan. vice chairman; NJ b. wilson, treas
urer; Lewis Hoover. secretary; W. l. Dur.
WATSON. v T. Malott. w. c. Bobbs; Col
Oran Perry. Chas. l. Henry, M A. Ryan
J. e Roberts. julius c. Walk, James Cum
ming, F. NJ Fauvre, Elisha Havens, Chas.
Z. CONN. c. S. Denny. III. c Atkins, An
Schnull j. L. Reach, +. NJ Heron, W. h.
Armstrong, Captain Cheatam, Stoughton
Fletcher. l. ] Baker, Hiram Brown, ]. h
Lilly DR.. w. n. Wishard, Hilton U. Brown,
George E. Hunt. II. r. Bliss, r. NJ. Camp
bell. G. A Efroymson, a. w. johnson,
/. P. Harlan. Albert Baker. ]. o. Anderson.
Tahr Holt
w. j. Mckee. Ferd l.. Mayer. Franklin
Vonnegut, John II. Holiday, John l.. Crit
fiths, 5: E Rauh. W; e; Hayward William William
Col H. B. Smith, Albert E. Metzger, A. c.
Harris. Or. o. 5 Runnels, John NJ Shaw.
Thomas Madden, III. s. New, w. j. Rich
ards. Evans Woollen. A. G. Smith, F. NJ.
Ayres. A C. Ayres John Perrin, E. A.
Hendrickson. C. A Mcconnell, Major H.
George w. Bliss. L. B. Swift. ]. R. Carna-
han, E. II. Trip, Noble C.. Butler, c. J.
Clark. w. H. Block, w. NJ Jillson. John J.
Cooper. c. NJ. Kimbrough, II. o. Smith,
Admiral George Brown. Henry Kahn, A. +.
Potts. Albert Leber. W. E. English Jesse
Fletcher, Herman Munk. Herman Lieber.
T. Z. Griffith, +. E. Gavin, ]. j. Appel.
Rev r II: Gavisk. 5. s. kiser. Louis
Hollweg. W. H. H. Miller, A. Q. Jones,
c. III. Badger. E. b. Martindale. Gavin l..
Payne. W. F. Churchman. John t. Brush.
A A Wilkerson, L. j. Hackney, j. H
Mahoney, P. b. Raymond, l.. Strauss, C. c.
John S. Duncan, V. K. Hendricks, Scot
george G. Grimm HG % kipp na Merrill Moores
{. "A sudIow. Edgar II Evans. John n
Carey r.. .. Johnson, Harry WE'LL, Earl
b Mars sahm DR. F. D Moese " B M Msrr
son, II. w. Lawrence, Frank w. Olin, Cor
don T. .Varney. Louis H Levey. Chas. w.
Dale ]. Crittenberger, A. NJ. Kuhn, T. p.
Davis. William Dugdale. G.. A. Kenyon,
a 81. L. Mason. Thomas H. spann. Harvey
Clemens Vonnegut. jr.. n. c. Wright, Fer
dinand Winter. j. NJ Winters
After the announcement of the general
committee Mr.. Fortune was called to the
chair, and after a brief statement to the
objects OF the meeting and the circum-
stances which led up TO the invitation of
the prince, he ANNOUNCED. in pursuance of
the plan outlined, the following committees
which were unanimously approved:
Experimentation Fortune, chairman ex
offcio, Lewis Hoover, secretary ex oficio;
w. 7. Durbin. John w. Hoffman, III. II.
llama, Hugh ). Mcei9wani Jobn w. Kern
u. Brown, Maj H.. T. Condo, c. N. Kendall
p. B. Raymond. Clemens Vonnegut jr. s.
s. Kiser, Carl A Taylor, r. o. Johnson,
Thomas Madden.
State Representation-w. t. Durbin, chair
man; Newton w. Gilbert. Daniel E. Storms.
Nat u. Hill. David f. Sherrick, Charles w.
Miller, +. A. Cotton, B. +. Johnson Charles
r. Remey. w. s. Blatchley r: A. Brown.
City Representation-John w. Hoffman.
chairman; w. NJ. Fogarty. Thomas c..
WhailOn. Jacob z. Dunn, Henry Warrum.
b. J. T. Jeup. ]. C. Power. ]. H Billings
ley.
Finance-Hugh j. MCGOWAN, chairman.
Other members OF committee to be an
nounced by Mr.: MCGOWAN later.
Reception-John w. Kern, chairman; A.
c. Harris. G. A Gay, II. o. Smith. c. C.
Perry. +. E Gavin, Edward Hawkins, w.
E English. John L, Grif.iths. w; F. C; Colt.
Woollen. w. II. Armstrong. F. NJ. Ayres,
A. A. Wilkinson. j: r. Carnahan. E. Nj.
Charles Martindale, r. b. Harrison. C. A.
Kenyon. Horace E Smith, j. e Bell, c. A.
Bookwalter.
observation-disclosures C. Foster. chair
man: John l. Ketcham. J. K Lilly, Walter
c. Marrnon. John Love, E. b. Martindale,
Z. III. Dean, j. T. Eaglesfield, Fred G. Mat
son. Louis Weisenberger. Nicholas Ensley.
Souvenir and Badges-Hilton U. Brown,
chairman; Carl Lieber, w c. Bobbs. Otto
Stark, Arthur Bohn, William Forsyth,
Allan Hendricks, L. c. Steele. L. Z. Hibben.
Banquet-Alfred +. Potts, chairman;
Herbert w. Foltz. secretary: John Perrin,
w. L. Elder, w. j. Richards, Charles w.
Moores. W. P. kappes, Charles L. Coffin.
A. L. Mason.
Col. II. B. Smith, Capt. II. NJ. Mccain,
Capt c. A Garrard. Capt. t. C. Power.
Maj Carroll b Carr. Maj F. r. Charlton,
Lieut.. r. L. MoOrehead.
Music-Clemens Vonnegut jr, chairman:
Major Taylor. Otto r. Lieber. John CHS
lett, S. NJ Bachmann, Charles Krauss. w.
NJ 1dylOr. fTeQ francke. *. Nj. Coffin.
William c. Manifold Theodore Barnes
/, Decoration-Carl A. Taylor, chairman: f.
K Chapman. c. III. Badger. Edward Gall.
Carl F. Walk. Z. o. Langen John Better
mann. II. B. Marsh. NJ. V. Virgins
Carriages-S. S. Kiser. chairman; III. T.
Hearsey. r a Gregory. j. VI. PAYER, jr
f. A. Hendrickson. Joseph Wineman Louis
Lathrop. Arthur Jordan, Horace +. Wood
Samuel Carey
Excursion Arrangements-John T. Sault-
er, chairman; III. NJ. Bronson. r. p. Algeo
j. III. Sellars, W. w. Richardson.
Educational Institutions-C. n. Kendall.
chairman; A. NJ. Sweeney, Charles w.
Moores. w. E Garrison, May Wright Sew
all. Meredith Nicholson. John II. Holiday
John p. Frenzel. Charles T.. Emerich
George W. Benton.
Manufactures-F. 3. Raymond. chair
man: w. F. Danders, John NJ. Shaw, III. ID.
Ridgely. Bement Lyman. +. w. Lewis.
Hervey Bates. jr-. Edgar III. Evans. s. r.
Greer.
Public Institutions-R O. Johnson. chair
man; George S. Wilson. DIR. George F.
Edenharter.
Public Order-Thomas Madden. chairman;
Frank Straub. c. l.. Kruger. John Q.
Hicks
GRADUATING EXERCISES
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