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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-05
0roBarttse Srtnmpbe
Seierte 8rina GarnebaI seitern Mbenb Bel
ben u9ibieite Sawaben."

Cine groBe @brung bereitete geftern
Nbenb Der @ibieite @9Da5en=0 erein
benz froben Saf9ings=prin3en 9elesent=
LID beg in Der Sioieite 5urnbale ab=
gebaltenen Otter Wastenbal. -Wobl
mo6te oas Datum als elm menig ipGt
eri6einen, aber baB es ni6t gu Ipdt
mar, oas Denies Der uneemein 3abl=
rei6e Befuf Der in jeber ge3iebung
wDblgelun9enen- 6efli9teit.
Nabmen bod an Der groBen Bolo=
maize, bic f9 gegen 10 ubr in Beue=
aung iebte, ni@t meniger aIs 217
paare She'll uno bermo6te bod Die gee
rdumise Geffbane Die Menge Der Self
senohen beiberlei @ei6le6ts uno jung
unb aft faum gu fafien. uao Die
Masfeu maren idmmtli9 auBergem6bn=
LTD fein uno elegant, ME aud Die
gauge Gefli6teit. Aud feblte pe+
Der Der e9te beuti9e 6robftnn nod Die
@emitblihteit. Nneefa6t murben
biefe!ben bur9 Die N%uffhbrune bes pon
benz 8ereinsmiteliebe Germ Sapib
9faf perfaBten, urtomif9en S9wan=
fes Sic WeinprObe" ober Ser
&a6snpuber", Die unaufb6rli9e 2a6=
falben mefte. 9ie Mitmirfenben bel
biefer N%ufibrung, oenen na6trd9li9
nod b%eirnoere Nnertennung sebibrt,
naren:
Sternemirtb-0err Sos. @sgert.
@6antmdbel-Grau Grib @ebel.
8du9le-Serr @arl &eifeis.
SduHe-0err Germ. 0enninger.
(S9maben.)
Nadtnd9ter 9abic Yfaf.
Ser N%uTibrung fOlgte Die Oben=
erpdbnte grDBe polonatf. unb baran
i9loB ii9 bic 8ertbeilung Der Masfen=
preiie ME fol9t:
|. prets-Getnfe O1nlers Wtaste-
6rau Strip Webel.
2. Preis-Geinfe 6erren=M aste-
9err Strip 9ilbemein.
8. preis-&omii@fts Maste-9err
Strip Bed.
uno bann folete Elm fribli9es Gar
neoals=S reiben, big leiber allen Slid
lihen mieber einmal bic G9eibeifunot
f6lug.
Sas @omite. neldes fb UNI ben
@rfolg biefes Geites unenOli9 berbient
eema6t bat, beitanb aug ben Serren:
Sobn @mbarot, Serm. 5enninger,
Strip Webel, @brift. @mbarbt, Germ.
Ottenba9, Wm gosel, @ottlieb Sal-
Ter, 9p. 9~ilbemein, @mil 8aber uni
Sobn WeBel.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-05
WorpbtnmzS elbfmoro.

emma @rosbp, eine in SEQ. 218
Wet MerriI Str. nobnbaft getpeiene,
20 Sabre alte Negerin, wurbe 9efern
Nadmittag foot in ibrem 3irrmer auf=
9efunben. sic ffarb an WOrpbium=
8ergiftung. @inerieits beibt es, fe
lei Dem Morpbium=2afer ergeben ge=
tpeien, p66reno anbrerieits behauptet
uiro, lie babe aus BeraweiHung nber
cine anbere 2rantbeit Selbtmorb be-
ganger.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-05
Mns StaSt= tuo gonntb=Ser
mGltnng.
$ a r tie u II B E n.

SIrdBen=@Ommtnar Qerpt0 Heu1e
9eitern Moreet i'm pogue's Stun
Diifticte cine Nbtbeiluns pon SO Mann
an Die Nrbeit, um Die 9traBen, Set=
tentDege etc. bon benz 6odfutb=9ebme
81 idubern, Der iteaenweiie 10 bis IA
uno mebr 3oa tief 1T. = S%ngenieur
Soup martete oeftern febnli9f auf Die
8emiaisung Der 5000, OOO,6 oGfutb=
8onoausgabe ieitens oes 9tabtratbs,
oa er ohne oieie feline erDBeren Repa=
raturen, bic bur9 Die l1eberI6memmun=
gen ben0tbist merben, in Nnsrif neb=
men fam.
DAMIEN ur Il d NJ m men=
bes plafer."
nebrtgens baben Die @~runbbeiiber
an Der 8lafe Str, smii6en Walnut
unb Snbiana Npenue, Die neuli6 um
Sol3blodp1aferung ibrer StraBe pee
eitiontrt 5atter. ieBt Die ueberseugune
trlanet, baB fe tein yi9wimmbares"
gfaiter mebr miinf9en unb bes6alb
8affteinpHafter beboraueen.
a t. Ritter attadirt bic
sc. Of s. News".
Sie @ountp=@ommifdre ~9emdbrten
seitern 80 @eiude UNI Wirtbf6afts=
2icenie1 fir Wapne Sownfbip, bielten
iebDd bic 8ei4luBfafung besislt6 Der
4 @efu9e surid, Die BON CHARLES
8eiHe1, MapmOoo; Wi0iam =. Norris.
&ofpilIe &oae; Yatrif @oreoran, Na=
tional &Oao, unb patrid @riswolo,
Mappooo, eingereidt worben maren.
@eaen bteie @eiu9e protetirten Sobn
6. @briftte unb Sos. 5. Glaf. unb
snoar aus benz @runbe, neil bic oies=
btsiglt6en Noti3en tn Der ,Rnigbts Of
Jtbelitp Stems" perDhentli6t porben
Ifefen, pel9es 8tatt ui9t in Die @ate=
aorie Der 3eitungen INIT allgemeiner
Circulation" eebbre. 9ie betrefenben
Brctel tie finb bon Capt. @li Sitter aus=
searbeitet.
100 unglHfIi6e.
sd Wdbrenb bes erffen 0uartales biefes
Sabres finb, mie Der 8eri9t beg @upt.
3. DC. Morsan an Die @ountp= @Om=
miKdre meloet, i'm Marion @puntp=
Nfpl fir unbeilbare SIRE (Sulietta) IL
neue patienten q mdnnli9e uno 5
meibli6s) aufsenOmmen worben, 6
ftnrben ooer purbet1 entlaHen, unb per=
bleiben iebt 100 Snfa1en in Der Gn=
ffalt.
8efu9 aus Senneee e.
5err @bas. 90. @lober, 9tilfs-@ lerf
Der Beb6rbe fir 6fentli6e Werfe unter
Der 8oofpalter Administration uno
iebt @aiiirer ber ga Golette State
Oant" IN S1 S0uetIe, 0enH., III gum
mebrtdgigen Befu9e ieiner @ltern unb
Greunbe bier e%ingetrOfen.
Neuer Blatterna all.
Mm. &ettemann, Elm in go. Ills
Norb Sureoo Str. mo5nbafter Nrbei=
ter, III neuetbines an ben Slattern er-
franft. @r 1T Der einsige Patient in
bieier Stabt. unb ba bas DEFINITIONS
0OIpital BON Der 0obfltb 10 arg mit=
genommen porben 1T, bat er babeim
Bfe9e eefunoen. 9aus ano Gamilie
fteben unter f9arfer Quarantine.
WorpbtmmzS el6fmoro.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-05
g Il bnen= 6 omite.
Robert 3ehlide, Phil. &appaport,
Nrnin Bobn uno 5ugo Slider.

Die 0elme, Sdmerter nnb @6iloer
Der alien @ermanen baben Die Netiben
felbt tbeils in Dem Ntelier beg 8ilb=
bauers Gubolpb S6mar3, tbeils in Der
Wertitatt bon Sobias &o9 angefer=
tigt. Gin Sober bemiibte fi6, ieinen
She'll gum @elin9en bes Geftes beiau=
tragen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-05

Mus ntico, q. g., nllrbe am
Is. Mdr3 bert6tet: MGt benz beutigen
Sage beltebt bier in Der StaDt nd9z
renb bes leBten Minters felt 101 Sds
gen obne nnterbre9ungS 9littenbabn.
sic beftanb f9on i'm December an %
Sagen unb 1T ieitbem ni9t mebr gez
ftDrt porben. Sn Dielen 2dnDitGbten
betebt bic @9littenbabn nod UNI
Spei Wo9en LANCER, namentli9 i'm
@ebirge, ba Der S9neefau bort Inn 10
biel friiber einfeBte. Oas @nbe bes
@9neenetters 1T mod gar ni6t ab5ns
feben, ba beute bier Dteber bier SOU
@9nee fie1en.
Cine @nti9efbnng bes
Obergeri9ts bon Soma 1T fauitif9
unb farfaitif9 bon Nnbeginn biz 5u
@nbe. @s banbelte it9 UNI cine @6a<
bener1abflage bes 9eafpn Mcglurp
BON Der @aGeD Snnetion Metbpbiften<
fir6e in Oes Moines eegen Mabor
8renton unb ben goli5ei9ef Der
@tabt, pel9e in ungere9ter Weife in
feline Mobnung branget1 nnb cine
9ausfn9ung D%prnabmen. Die beihen
8eamten batten ndmli9 bic @pur bon
9iibner6ieben NIT einem8lutbunb per@
fplgt, beffen fluee Nafe fie brett in
bas 9aus bes Oeafpn fiibrte, Der TO
rnf9ulbig mar tpie Elm 2dmmlein,
nno barauf Elm Pflater BON $4,000
fir feline ~gefrdntte @bre perlangte.
Die &i9ter ergineen fi9 in Spot
iiber Die un5uberlGfiigfeit BON 9unbez
uno anberen Nafen unb entf9ieben,
boB Der Oeaton 81 feinem &edte toms
men lpnte.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-05
Ser SOME BOD

TIT tute ttnstter at Der Spite,
elite Nrobe tutrD Ste OapOm
Il berSemgen. Nn 3apf bette
ttmo Die foIgemoem Gage
TT alien @trtbi6aftem. Sn
TIaiMett ttaG aMem Staot=
tbetlem nb9eltefert. - 3ele=
plot 1850.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-05

@egen Papierge1b 8 +
terien fGmpft Der bemofratt16e Sea
neutrality-suspicious. 9aines BON 9af6z
riae in SenneFee; er bat benz GDngreB
cine 9efebborla9e ein9eret9t, na9
pel9er ales abeenubte, i'm umlanf
befinbli4e papiergelb einge8ogen unb
bur9 neues erfebt nerben fon, neil in
Iol9em @efbe 8aftertsn berf9ie6en=
tier 9attung entbedt pprben ieten.
Oarum bat in ben leBten Sdgen bic
Nefp gorfer @anitdtsbebDrbe auf Ell
gene 5auit einige nnterfu9ungen nit
altem YapiergelDe, 5uglei9 aber au9
nit alien Wiin5en angeitent nno nit
6ilfe bes Mifroifops Die @ntbedung
gema9t, baB fat idmmtli9e alien
@elbf9eine, oeren tie fi9 perfi9ert
bate, 8afterien entbielten. 8afterien
aber, nel9e auf alte &upfer@ unb
@ilbermiin5en gelegt purben, ftarbsn
fdft dugenblidlt9. Oagegen nurbe
feitgeitelt, baB il9 Die 8atterien auf
altem Yapiergelbe erituunli9 permebrz
ten. Sas &e1ultat biefer 8eoba9tunz
gen tpir5 bic g1ep Oorfer 8ebDr0e in
Sorm zines genauen 8eri9ts benz
GDnqrsB Dorlegen.
- S9neige9elb. ~. sic
baber alio Mmtsberf6nieeenbeit Su
bepbo9ten. WiHen Gie, mas bas
1eibt2" - sal" - ,&Dnnen Sic
f9peigen?" = SEA unb pb! Sd bab'
x; .AA:A SAInAnn raAnA rAn~ 0n1A
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-05

Die 2onbpner Borort>
abnen befDrbern an ieoem Wor@
gen Bis 105 ubr ettpa 100000 paha@
eiere, bic in Der pgitp" bef9Gftigt itrb.
g 6iffe nit elmer @el9pinbtgz
felt BON Is ¬en berurid9en iGAr=
li4 eesen folde NIT % ¬en Sc
f9pinDigfeit cine Nebrausgabe BON
c07E 900
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-05


lebbaft unO Deranigt 5uging. Sang
brilliant gelang Der Nufmarf6 Der
S9ulfinber, Der Burner uno Sdnger.
9eBtere iudten ii9 einen beionoers be-
D~or5ugten Plab i'm Waloe aus uno
na9oem tie es fi6 bequem 9ema6t bat=
ten, murbe aud f9on elm 2ieo ange@
ftimmt; reiseno mar Der bon Der i.
Mdb6enctaHe aussefibrte Waibaun.=
8sigen; bic smeite Gnabenclafe iouie
Die 36slinge uno Neiiben fiibrten Der=
f6ieOene turnerii4e uebunaen aus.
8iele BON ibnen briQirten fDrmlib
nit ibren 2eifungen am Barren. 9a=
5miihen f:mmten Die San9esbrtoer
elm 2ieo mad benz anoeren an = fur5,
es berri6te i'm Waloe elm iol6' fr6bli=
DIES beuti9es 2eben uno Sreiben, tpie
es i'm 8ermanta=B Bari am @r5fnungs=
Sage 81 berri9en pfe9t.
Gum S6lrB fibrten Die Burner cine
Nn5abl Ypramioen nit bemunoerungs=
ptiroiser 56neltgteit aaf. Sie @dn=
ger ftimmten Das 2ieb
vWer bat bid bu ih6ner Walb.
Nufsebaut 10 bod bort broben 2"
on.
Oils Die lebte Stropbe Der f90nen
Wenbelsiobr'i6e COMPETITION.
vS6irm bid Soft ou beutf9er Wato!"
erf9ou,
Ienfte fid lan9iam Der 8orbang unb
bas @ermanif9e 5riiblinesfef" bes
Socialsn 5urnpereins bate in film.
m%unsspOller Weiie ausseflunsen.
grebit Dor allen 9tngen gebtbrt ben
Mitgliebern bes Samen : 8ereins bes
Socialen Surnberetns, mel9e ni9t nur
Die 9ei9mafoollen @ofime fir bic
&inoer anfertigten, fonbern aud Die
ettpa 5000 Blitben, mel9e bic 8dums
i'm 5aal sierten. berftelten; Der gie7
nenTeiB. pel9en bic 9amer enttpidelt
baben. fann niAt 9enus bewunoert
unb anerfannt perben.
9te turnerii1en uebungen, mel9e
iammt uno lonbers bortreffli9 bon
Staten gingen, fomie Der Shwerter=
tang ftunoen unter Der 2eitung bes
Surnlebrers Slider.
I'm bas auseeaei9nete 8tbnen=Ir=
arrangement bat fi9 %be3onoers 9err &o=
bert 3eblide uno I'm bic gcener i'm
Walos Serr Saroep porter nerbieni
gema9t.,
Sas Sr9eter lieferte unter 2eitunQ
oes 9errn @rneftinof 10 ~geoie9enes,
baB beri6ieoene Biecen, mel9e es CUR
Dur9fiibrung breAte, bonn Bublicum
nit Mpplaus belobnt muroen.
Ser 0err profefor lieB es ii6 iibri=
gems nidt nebmen, auf benz 8icnicplat
peri0nli4 gu erf6einen uno ben Siri=
gentenftab gu ftibren
gu benz groBen i66nen @rfolee Dec
Griiblinssfefes bat ber Mdnnerdor
bes Wuff=Nereins iebr bel beiqetragen
Jrau Weta 2ieber (Sberpriet erin)
Grau emma Spellmire (Ofara) uni
9err Sbeooor Stempfel if. (Sunse,
@ermane) b~efeiBigten ii9 elmer 10 beut=
li9en u1b flaren Musipra9e, oaB fe i'm
entfernteffen Wintel bes Saales mod
%berfanben perben fonnten.
9ie lungen Sdngerinnen Der @onn=
tagsf1ule beg Gocialen S~urnbereins
bra6ten ibre 9ieber in iOl6' reiaenbe,
Weife gum @ortrag, oaB aud fe mil
8eifaa iiberbduft wurben.
Sic @eIammt=@ omites, pel1e fd
I'm ben i96nen grfols bes 6effes Der.
oient gema4t baben, feBten fi9 nit
fplgt 3ufammen:
s. eneral= 6 omit {.
gilbert WeBger. u. @rneffinof, ",
Grua, s.. Slider. Nb. GalbiIaner.
6rau u. Giebolot, Grau Mlb. Mebaer
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-05
6amSfranett atfgepa6t!
WmA. 9. SbaM,

Der mod iunge ieoo9 algemein be-
tannte Meifter in feinem Sad, bat, Dem
Srdneen ietner Greunoe uno @6nner
Solge leifteno, beidlohen, in Der ffdot.
Marttbale cine @srfaufsltele 5u erri4=
ten, uno omar brett neben Dem friibe=
rem Sbeu'tGen Stanb, unb miro er fid
freuen, feline friiberen iomie aufiinftigen
&unben baielbft bebiene11 81 t6nnen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-05

Tim eise GrfdItttsa IN. etnena Gage
400 fmrfrem
nebine 2aratire grpmo Auinine SabIets.
gne Drussiften erftatten bos @eIo surId
Denn tie nidt furiren. 6. SO. @rope's Inter-
idrift 1T nuf iebcr S6a4teI. Is Gents.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-05

Der eriten Siebe lube Yein
gSed' in Der iungen 8rut
Gpann' aus bic S9winse iebem Drane,
Der erfte Sliise tpa9t
@ib ieber Saite nuen 9lang
limb Sr0itune benz, Der flaeti
rnb bLift au1 Elm Seele nur
8e9liift su Dir binan,
Damn bait on, reihe 2ensnatur,
Sein i90nftes Merf getban.
9ieier Scene foIgte cine auBer=
orbentli9 effeetpole ; Der leBte Sdnee
bes Winters fiel bernteber, tpdbrenb
Gle &inoer Der L. Gnabentiafe sinen
@9neehoden=&eigen ausfabreE, mel=
der bas Bublitum in Die beiterte
Stimmun9 perfebte.
Ser 9inoer1or Der 9onntagsf1ule
fang on5u Elm 2ieo mel6es Die 9i6terin
@bna Gern 3ur @~erfa1erin bate, unb
nit ben @trOpben begann
Guf ben Bergen Iiest bic Sonne,
nnb fe idtirft nit bu1itiger Saft
Riiblen S6nee, ben ba Der Norbpinb
2ieeen lieb mad furaer Staff,
ST. er sDe,
ST. er fog
Gtiirmiih bin gu Tbale.
Sic @9neefoden perf9manben, unb
eit iunger @ermane (Sbeo. 5tempfel,
it, begriBte bierauf ben berannaben=
ben 6riiblin9 nit elmer berrli9en poe=
tif6en G9opfuns @marael @eibel's
oelfen s%9luBfropben lauteten:
Drum fill! unb mie's aud frieren mag,
., Ser3, glib bid 5ufrieben!
IS 1T elm GROCER Maientae
Der san3en s8eIt bei9ieben!
rno rpe1n bir oft aud banet unb eraut,
9ls lei Die Son. auf @rben,
Sur mutbts iminer aufsei9aut,
sc muB bod SribIing tperben!"
9unfel tpuroe es hierauf i'm Saale,
iebo9 ouf BERG hbnebort oben mabte am
fernen 0oriSont Der Sonnengott 8al=
bur (9ouis Maas Sr.) fein @rf9einen,
unb er bra9ts ben Sribling, ben gol=
benen, nit. Die eriten Grablinesbo=
ten treten auf. bic 06eel uno glumet
(Wit9lieoer Der l. 9nabenclaHe unb
1. Mdbdenclahe), uno balb barauf
fiesen aud idon Die S9metterlinee
Il. Mdo6encla1e) lumber, beftdnois
Die 8lumen umgaufelnb, mdhreno bas
2ieo vWenn's Mailiifterl mebt, 9eht
i'm Walb braus Der @dnee" ers6oG.
Gum &eieen Der S9mettsrlinse unb
SIumen purbe oas
.9eiter mein liebes &inb,
3omm' nit gum Sang eef6pino"
eeiuneen.
Dieie Scene iopie aud bic naGfol=
genoe v@in5u9 Der Sriblin9se6tin
Ofara" bOten farbenprd9tige Bilber
Dor.
Die @6ttin erf6ien in einem blu=
mengei6mtidten Wagen, iber fi9
elei61am als 8aloa9in, Elm in boiler
8liitbenpra6t prangenoes 8dumden.
Ser Wasen Telbf purbe bon 9dfern
unO Gr6i9en q. &~nabenclahe) seao=
gen unb erreste md9tises 6urore.
Sie @0ttin (Grau emma Spell
mire) fpra6 bierauf einen %tiefempfun=
oenen Oferfprub, mel9er nit ben
8erIen beaann:
% Stern Der Menf9beit, BEN unb iirnblenb
Ieu6tenb,
@ann tpirit bu fiesreih, md6tis auferfteb'n
uno iebe Nadt unb sinfternis nerfGeubenb,
9aie mebr in 8abnsebiIben untergeb'n?
@ann wirb bic pabre 2ieb' itd Dffenbaren,
r1rqueM, bes gliifs, ais fraftbon reiner
St-om,
Sid tpieberipieselnb in benz efpig flaren,
Bon f%inftern &oIfen freien 9lmnfelsbom?
Cine Nnsabl @ermanen (aciipe Sur=
ner) ffibrten bierauf in f9neibiger
Weife einen S6mertertan3 auf.
Mdhreno vSfara unb ibr @efolge"
Elm Sableau biloeten, bra6te Der Mdn=
ner9or bes Muffpereins Otto @o.
quotes besrli9es 2ieb:
.Go9 lit Die bliibenoe, golb'ne 3eit,
No9 finb Die Gage Der &ofen"
gum 8Ortrag.
Sm 3. uno lebten gluf3ue tpuroer
bic 3ui9auer In Die freunbli6e @egen.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-04-08
AUGUSTE BURMESTER'S
Benefit AT ODEON.

In spite Of the Ill luck OF playing against
the seventh consecutive rainy THURSDAY,
the German stock company OF the Odeo1
compensated those who braved tie wealth
er last night
The two directors. Heinemaun and
Webb. honored Augusta Burmester, lead
Ing character woman, by playing al her
benefit Ferdinand Webb repeated his tri-
umph OF a few weeks ago as the aged and
deaf Beethoven In Adelaide" which was
given for the second time this season
Nj. Heinemann, as Kapproth, a curious
provincial, whose sole desire IN coming to
Berlin seemed TO be visit to a private
lCnat!c asylum.
His nephew and the latter's friend. In
a waggish mood. introduced the provincial
gentleman at the Pension Schoe.. err a
private boarding-house and the stopping
place of an eccentric novelist, capitsaIIy
enacted by Aususte Burmester.
Hans Loebei, as the tragedian; Rudolph
Eorsky. as the globe-trotter; Leopold
Jacoby as Schoeller. the owner OF the
Pension and Auguste Burnester as the
novelist, kept the dialogue running at q
rapid rate. Pension Schoeller." though
one OF the Oldest comedies in the reper-
toire. is one Of the best and was immense
ly enjoyed by the audience. Miss Bur-
mester was remembered with flowers and
other gifts by her friends
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-04-08
LOCAL AND SUBURBAN.

John Mcguire. real estate agent, VIII be
buried this morning.
c. H. Meeke, in the Normandy School
District, arranged to contest the election
Of Eugene Guerre. charging that Indians
were used at the polls.
The St. Vincent de Paurs Society plans
an International convention. TO be held at
the Worlds Fair in September.
J. 3. Owen. Republican City Central
Committeeman. criticised FNlley and said
that he may vote for Folk for Governor
John W. Lillari and Nrs. Efie u
Hawkins Of Canton were married here yes
ferday.
A promenade concert, attended by many
society women, marked the formal OPEN
ing Of Hotel Jefferson.
Luther McGilvrsy wiii b. buried IN
Bellefontaine Cemetery.
Tho St. Louis Walters Union adopted
an open policy for the Worlds Fair
Anus from North Japan impressed
visitors BY their politeness at the Worlds
Fair.
Janitor work a. the Worlds Fair Will
Be on Wholesale scale.
The question Of building a hospital on
the Filipino reservation at the Worlds
Fair In being discussed.
FInpfnos at Worlds Fair VIII drink ST.
Louis beer.
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FOLK CLOSES CAMPAIGN N JASPER.
Big Crowd Attends Joplin Meeting
Despite the Rain.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Joplin. Mo, April Joseph ". Folk
concluded his campaign in Jasper County
with a roUsing meeting IN the Courthouse
this afternoon. Rain poured down all
afternoon. but this did not keep the crowd
away.
Nr. Folk was introduced by Captain Mar
ion staples and at once projected to an
s.er some questions that have been print.
ed In papers opposed to his candidacy. IN
answer TO a question he stated that in the
event OF some other candidate being
chosn by the Democrats TO make the race
for Governor. he would not bolt the ticket,
but would support Il.
Mr.. Folk spoke Tor two hours and com
manded the strictest attention At the
close Of his remarks. Congressman Van
diver made short address. With this az
ternoon's address. Nr. Folk closed his
campaign IN Jasper County. having Tnade
speeches at Ca-terviiIe. Duenweg. crono-
go and Carl Junction, before coming TO
Joplin
His followers IN Jasper County have
bee. working hard in his interest
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H~<~>><~e~~e>~~a~s
REPrRLIc SPECIAL.


Anderson. No. April AT the McDon-
aid County Democratic township mass
meetings to-day Folk carried the county
by good majority. Returns from
twelve townships give Folk IL uncontest-
ed. delegates and Reed q. with two town
ships to hear from. The remaining town
ships have total OF five delegates. SO the
result cannot be changed should Reed get
them. In Anderson Township there vas a
contest over the five delegates. but as Folk
will have complete control in the conven-
ton at Pineville Monday tho Folk dele
gates will be seated The result by town
ships follows:
Buffalo. 4: Elkhorn. s: Erie. 8: McNul-
len, 6: Pineville. /: Redwood, =: White
Rock. 4; Center, S-4L
Reed townships:
Elk River. 6: Prairie. IL; PineviIle. +zl
In Piaeville an equal division of the
delegation was made upon a compromise
which gave Folk four and Reed four In
Noel the entire delegation OF six was
elected by the Reed men and Instructed
for Reed.
In Anderson. where the troubl. 90
CURED, one convention elected four dele
gates FOR Reec and one for Folk. The
friends Of MIR. Folk became dissatisfied
with the result. and held another meet
Ing on the sidewalk. Here they elected 4
contesting delegation
IL SOUTHWEST City. which Is the largest
township in the county. Instructions were
given for Reed. Cook Alien. Woodson.
Dockery and Stone. TIE State adninistra-
ton Of Governor Dockery was tndorsed.
The total numter Of delegates in the
County Convention is seventy-two.
Mcdonald has three delegates in the
State Convention.
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Secretary Loeb takes the blame for the
arrest of a man seeking a Government
contract who visited the White House
and was arrested as n dangerous lunatic.
but later released. The Presidents prf-
vate secretary says Roosevelt knew moth
ing about the affair.
The Census Bureaus estimate OF popu-
lation of the principal cities OF the coun-
try for 1905 show rapid growth of St. Louis
and other Missouri cities. Texas is now
supposed to be the fourth State in the
Union in population, having passed the
three-million mark.
Congressman Cowherd Of the Fifth Mis-
souri District is elected chairman of the
Democratic Congressional Committee, and
predicts the success OF his party at the
November elections.
The historic oak sapling grown by So
retary Hitchcock from an acorn taken
from the famous George Washington oak
or the grounds of the Peterhof Palace IN
st. Petersburg was planted by President
Roosevelt and Mr.. Hitchcock
The House Committee on Rules decided
on programme to have the case OF Judge
Swayne of Florida go over until Decem-
her 13. the Committee on judiciary TO
take additional testimony meanwhile
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HOUSE APPLAUDS
JUDGE PARKER
Mr.. Gaines Arouses Enthusiasm
by Declaring That New York
er Will Be Next President.

Washington. April Loud applause
was caused on the Democratic side Of the
House OF Representatives to-day by Nr.
Gaines Of Tennessee, who declared that
Judge Parker would be the next President
Of the United States.
The declaration was made IN the course
OF debate on a bill to construct roads in
Alaska. Mr.. Gaines declared that charity
should begin at home. Tennessee needed
roads. Instead, he said, the people OF
the country were being taxed to build
roads In Alaska, and were besides being
oppressed by the trusts.
The oppression OF one trust-the ice
Trrst-had been relieved by Chief Justice
Parker and five other men. he asserted.
and suggested that Alaska might send ice
to New York. Democratic applause greet
ed the name Of Judge Parker. and in con-
Guiding NJ. Gaines again provoked ap-
plause on the minority side by saying:
We are going to put him into the White
House. He Is going to crush the balance
Of the trusts Of the country, which the
Republicans will not do"
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KANSAS CITY FOLK MEN
HGLD CONFERENCE.
VIII Endcnvor to Forestan Any At
tempt on Part of Mayor Reed to
Force Immediate Primary.
REPrELIC SPECIAL

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Kansas City. No. April IA caucus
was held at the Baltimore Hotel tonight
in which supporters of Mr.. Folk paric-
ipated.
1t was learned that Mayor Reed had
started a move to have the County Com
mittee called to prepare for electing dele
gates to the Nominating Convention.
The result OF the caucus was an ad-
journment to permit the Folk men to
make a canvass for the County Commit
tee before doing anything further
The report which reached the Folk men
was to the effect that the Reed managers
are anxious to have the question put to
the jackson County Democrats while they
are in a good humor over the splendid
way in which the police behaved at the
election on Tuesday, and also while the
Mayor has about 900 friends on tie City
Hail pay roll.
The Folk men are anxious to avoid e
meeting with the 20o0 salaried Reed men,
because they themselves have no office
and consequently have no machine or
means to build one up.
J. NJ Lowe, Frank Walsh and John
Cleary were appointed a committee to
canvas. the County Committee, with in
struction. to report back next Monday
night. The understanding Is that the
committee stands thirty for Folk and
eighteen for Reed.