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Evening journal., 1904-05-31
New York V.tsrnn. P.rade.

New York. May 31-New York OBJ
served Memorial day with the hanging
Of banners to the breeze. the decorat-
ing Of the graves Of the patriot dead
and in watching the veterans Of the
war Of forty years ago pass In review
Twenty thousand men, mostly veter.
ans, marched from the circle to the re.
viewing stand at the monument dedi.
Gated in Riverside drive TO the sol
dlcrs and sailors. Exercises at General
Grants tomb were held later. Just be.
fore the exercises began Mrs Algernon
Ssrtoris. General Grants daughter
and Mrs Cremer. General Grants sis
ter. visited the tomb. In Brooklyn
there was a parade OF veterans and
military. A monument TO General Slo.
cum was unveiled.
Evening journal., 1904-05-31
Housewarming

Benjamin F. Shaw vestryman Oh 81
Johns Episcopal Church entertained the
other members Of the vestry at dinner
last night at his new home on the Bouie-
ward. Those present were Bishop Leight-
on Coleman. Archdeacon George c. Hail
the rector of the Church. the Rev. VIII
dam b. Beach. the assistant and these
members of the vestry: Francis G. Du-
Pont, Judge Edward G. Bradford, Lewis
Williamson, George A. Elliott, William
I Hemphill. Francis 1. DUPONT, Francis
r. Morrison and II. r. Boynton.
Bishop Coleman spoke briefly Of the ap-
probation in which Mr.. and Mrs. Shaw
were held by those present. Pleasant
experiences were told by others pres
ent After the dinner 1t was suggested
that a service of benediction be pronounc-
ed on the new house and this was done
by Bishop Coleman.
Evening journal., 1904-05-31
VIII Attend Federation

The following members OF the Mnnl'ns
ton New-Century Club will go 10 Dover 'o-
morrow TO attend the annual meeting ol
the Delaware state Federauon' Mrs'
Lewis c. Vanjegrift Mrs. George f.
Bo,serman. Miss Emma Bush, Mrs. James
Bailey Mrs. William Belts Mrs. FRANK
M. Jones, Miss Emma Lore delegates
The alternates appointed were Mrs. VII
liam G.. Mnhany, Mrs. G. c. Pyle Mrs.
Arthur II. G.. Garrett, Miss Mary d. Sis
son, Mrs. william p. Webb, Mrs. D.
Ernest Smith, Mrs. James b. GARRISON
MISS Porter. Of Philadelphia returned
today after visiting Mrs. William H.
Porter and Miss. Florence Buchanan
Evening journal., 1904-05-31
DOINGS IN A
SOCIAL WAY

About 1000 invitations have been issued
for the wedding Of Miss Emily c. Cray
daughter Of Judge ami Mrs. George Gray
and Henry Thouron. OF Philadelphia,
which takes place at the Gray home
Fourteenth and Market street. on June 3.
Among those who have been invited
arc President and Mrs. Theodore Roose-
welt and Miss Alice Roosevelt, former
President and Mrs. Grover Cleveland ana
many other prominent persons. The brlae
will be given away by her father, ana une
ceremony will be performed by the Kew.
Charles s. Stevens, pastor Of the First
Presbyterian Church.
Evening journal., 1904-05-31
dynamite Explosion KiIIs -Four

Knoxville, Tenn. May 31.-Four men
were killed and two fatally injured in
dynamite explosion which occurred
near Warwick, on the Knoxville. La
toilette and Jellico branch Of the
Louisville and Nashville road. The ac-
cident was due to carelessness Of work
men in a rock cut. They Ind been
ordered to lay some blasts. and it was
while they were tamping the holes that
the explosion occurred. Many other
workmen employed in the cut bad mar
row escapes from death OF injury.
Evening journal., 1904-05-31

ure upon the Moroccan authorities TO
induce them TO accept Raisuli's terms.
The sultan is willing to pay a ransom
and liberate Raisulrs partisans, who
are now imprisoned, but Raisuli now
asks American protection for the set
tlement. This last condition is con
sidered dependent upon the American
government.
The authorities here consider that
the position of the American, Ion Per
dicaris, and his stepson. Cromwell Var.
ley, British subject. captured by Raj
suli, is now more serious than before.
Evening journal., 1904-05-31
MIX Mixtures

for babies are many times dangerous
in that the milk may become tainted
Borden's Eagle Brand Condensed Milk
Is absolutely safe, being rendered ste--
lie in the process Of preparation. AS a
general household milk 1t is superior
and always available.
'Tisn't safe TO be a day without Dr
Thomas Electric OIL in the house
Never can tell what moment an occi-
dent is going to happen.
Evening journal., 1904-05-31
Port Arthur june Is.

London. May 31.-The attack on Port
Arthur, the Chronicles Tokyo CORE
spondent telegraphs, is expected 70 be
gin about June Is. Correspondents
leave here June 10 in time to see the
capture, probably about June 20. The
correspondent also says that 10,OOC
Russians have been sent up the Lilac
river in junks TO Telling.
Evening journal., 1904-05-31
Eour p.nd Erom arldns colIapa..

Salida, Colo, May 3l.--While the Me-
mortal exercises here were at their
height and veterans were casting fow-
ers in the waters Of the Arkansas riv-
er in memory Of the heroic dead four
persons were plunged TO death in the
river by the breaking OF footbridge
In Riverside park A number OF other
persons were thrown into the stream,
several Of whom are missing. The rest
narrowly escaped death. The accident
was seen by a thousand persons, who
seemed powerless TO render assistance.
There were twenty people on the
bridge at the time OF the collapse.
Evening journal., 1904-05-31
Tralns Sailed In Kanss. BIZ Hood.

Ottawa, Kan, May 81. - One Mis-.
souri, Pacific and three Santa Fe pas
senger trains are stalled at Quenemo
surrounded by high water. 1t is esti-
mated that thousand passengers arc
refugees there. Frank Stephens Of
san Bernardino, Cal. en- route on s
Santa Fe passenger train to some
poin. in Pennsylvania. has died Of tu-
berculosis. The water bound passen-
gers OF the three trains are being cared
for by the citizens of Quenemc.
Evening journal., 1904-05-31
LaneaII-B

Miss Marion A. Bacon, daughter OF MT
and Mrs. William Bacon Of No.17o9 Lincoln
street. was quietly married to Charles j.
Iangea IN the parsonage OF st. Anne's r.
c. Church on Sunday afternoon. lns
ceremony was performed by the Rt. Kew
John j. Monaghan. Bishop OF winning
ton, IN the presence OF relatives anu
friends Of the contracting couple.
Evening journal., 1904-05-31
Rapid Wheat Loading.

Duluth, Mimi, May 31.-The twin
steamers d. G. Kerr and J. II. Reed,
belonging to the Provident Steamship
company. broke all records for loading
wheat on the great lakes. each boat
taking aboard 275,OO0 bushels in FIVE
hours. The wheat is consigned by the
A. d. Thompson company 70 Buffalo-
Evening journal., 1904-05-31
Now Yorker. Hat In Now Haven.

New Workers Hurt In New Haven.
New Haven, Conn, May 31.-A tally
ho, on which were fifteen young peo-
pie from the Grace Methodist Episco-
pal church Of New York city, who were
seeing New Haven under the guidance
Of Ashley Willis Of this city, was over
turned on State street and several OF
he party severely bruised. Edward
Willis, international secretary OF the
Ioung Mems Christian association of
New York. was among those hurt
Evening journal., 1904-05-31
MoklnIsx Not Eoruo,t.n.

Canton. o., May 31.-Floral offerings
from widely separated portions OF the
country were received by Mrs. McKin-
ley to be placed on the tomb OF her
husband. Among those who sent me
MORALS were President and Mrs
Roosevelt, the president sending a
large wreath Of various white flowers.
Mrs. Roosevelt a beautiful bouquet Of
American Beauty roses.
Evening journal., 1904-05-31
seore Hurt In TroIIsv coIIision.

Tamaqua, Pa. May 31.-Twenty per
sons were injured. one probably fatally
and FIVE seriously. in head-on COLI
sion Of two big double truck open cars
on the Tamaqua and Lansford Street
railway at sharp curve at the foot Of
a steep grade west Of Nesquehoning.
Evening journal., 1904-05-31
storm,. Er..k, In New York.

New York. May 31.-A thunderstorm
burst orsr the city last evening" mem
aclng lives and causing much-lncon-
venience to belated holiday makers,
A crowded music hall was struck by
lightning. causing a panic; the thou
sands along the speedway were
drenched. and an eight cared shell
competing in the Harlem regatta was
swamped. and Bellevue hospital was
left in darkness by the lightning
pranks
Evening journal., 1904-05-31
psooration pax In ParI..

Paris. May 31.--Memorial day exer-
cises were held at Picpus cemetery,
where the tomb Of Lafayette was dec
Grated with flags and flowers. The
United States ambassador, General
Horace Porter who presided. pronounc-
ed eulogy of the Franco-American
heroes. The statue Of Washington on
the Place des Etats Unis was hand
somely decorated.
Evening journal., 1904-05-31
peath from oueer AeeIdent.

East Jaffrey, n H., May 31.--Charles
r. Kittredge, treasurer Of the Monad-
mock Savings bank OF this town, is
dead here as a result Of a shooting ac-
cident While passing baseball field
on Saturday he dropped a satchel
which contained a revolver for the pur-
pose of catching ball, and the weapon
was discharged. The bullet entered
his right side.
Evening journal., 1904-05-31
Saw Her husband Drown.

AIilIerton. n. Y, May 31.-In view OF
his wife, who stood helplessly on shore
and witnessed with agony his frantic
struggles. DR.. S. j. Bartlett Of Amenia
n. Y. was drowned. The accident oc.
Cured on Silver lake. where the doc.
tor and a friend. f. j. sprague OF AL
bany, were bathing.
Evening journal., 1904-05-31
Rlue md oraY unite.

Florence. S. c., May 31.-The G. a.
R. and the Florence Blue and Gray
Memorial association held joint exer-
cises at both the Confederate and ma
tional cemeteries. a custom that has
been observed for the past five years.
After services at each OF the ceme-
teries flowers were placed on both
Confederate and Union graves.
Evening journal., 1904-05-31
Famou, eunbost 70 3. aepaired.

Portsmouth, \. H., May 81. - The
gunboat Isle de Cuba, which was sunk
by Admiral Dewey's fees at the bat
tie Of Manila Bay and subsequently
raised. has arrived here from the Phil
ippines. she viii be placed out Of
commission at the navy yard and sub
jected to a general overhauling.
Evening journal., 1904-05-31
Aaed Man injured BIZ a Hnwk.

Sayville, n. Y. May 31.-ln a battle
with an enormous fishhawk Freeman
Lane, a farmer, eighty years old, was
scratched with the birds talons and
beaten so fiercely in the face that he
was knocked into a gully ten feet deep
He is now in bed, fairly covered with
scratches and bruises.
Evening journal., 1904-05-31
DIED.

FRITZ.-In this city, on May 30. 1904.
Hazel Elizabeth infant daughter of
Frank +. and Bertha W. Fritz. aged
Is months.
Relatives and friends are invited to at
tend the funeral services at her parents
residence 800 West rhirtleth street. on
Wednesday afternoon June I. at o'clock.
lntermont at Rivervlew Cemetery.
Evening journal., 1904-05-31
Mld.hlpmsn Pound WantIna.

Annapolis. Md. May 31.-The result
Of the annual physical examinations Of
the midshipmen OF the three classes
now at the academy shows that sew
enteen midshipmen are disqualified to
continue In the service. and their resig-
nations viii be handed in within few
days.
Evening journal., 1904-05-31
Captain Hodsman's Team Won.

The bali game between two teams Of the
Young Mems Republican Club captured
by Hodgman and Sheppard on Saturday
afternoon was won by the former team by
the score of "a to u. Captain Sheppard
played such a miserable game at short
that several Of the players refused to con-
tinue the game unless tie changed his po-
siiion and he then went to right field.
Evening journal., 1904-05-31
a.o. Rint In PhlIadsInhin.

Philadelphia. May 31.-During race
riot between white and colored persons
nt Thirtietn and Wharton streets five
persons were seriously hurt and score
Of others more or less roughly handled.
The cause Of the trouble is not known.
Evening journal., 1904-05-31
Ice company Has New Sian

The Wilmington Ice Company of 4o3
Harrison street has had a large sign paint
ed on the wall Of Harrison street side.
which attracts considerable attention
The work was done by Albert Bucher
Evening journal., 1904-05-31
nurnad Hsr..If 70 Death.

Stamford, Conn, May 31.-Miss Mary
Tyler, aged thirty-six years, has com
mitted suicide by igniting her clothing,
which abe had saturated with OIL Her
family can give no reason for the act.
Evening journal., 1904-05-31
.Sss ..sSssooia1 and Personal Notes

.sPHcsical Director Wesley Wales, of the
Y. NJ. c. A. left this morning for Better
ton. Mr.. Wales IS on his vacation and will
be away for about three weeks
Evening journal., 1904-05-31

Will Effect Permanent Organization.
The West End Republican Club will per-
feet permanent Organization by electing
officers tonight. The meeting Will be he'd
ut Dockstaders Theatre and large num-
Der Of Republicans are expected TO be
present.
Evening journal., 1904-05-31

Only one remedy in the world that
will at once stop itchiness Of the skin
in any part Of the body Doan's Oint-
ment. At any drug store, so cents.
Evening journal., 1904-05-31
coesAcKs ROUTED.

kuroki Takes a Town on Mukden
Road.
Tokyo. May 31.-A big division of
General Kuroki's army got on the east
and west OF General Rennenkampff' s
Cossscks on Saturday In the middle
Evening journal., 1904-05-31
TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION.

WANTED "A COLORED GIRL FOR
child's nurse Apply 1872 Washington
street. m3l-3t
Evening journal., 1904-05-31
City Of Chester & Brandywine
BASE BALL.
South Side Park.
~ A A 4

South Side Park.
WILMINGTON A. A. VS..
Thursday, Altoona.
Friday, Altoona.
Saturday, Camden.
Games at $3.50 p. r. Admission, 20c;
boys. 3; ladies' free; grand stand. 10
cantz extra TO all
Evening journal., 1904-05-31

YOUNG MAN WOULD LIKE TO HAVE
position collecting for an iustallment
house Can give best OF references. An
swer Collector, Evening journal Office.
m5l-3t
Evening journal., 1904-05-31

Cummings, the photographer. so7 Market
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-08
slns oem staatsbauie.

Die Staats-Yeboroe fir anomirtb-
ihaft bat folaenoe Yeamte ermdblt:
prdlioent, Sobn 6. 6aines, Hodpori;
0ise-prdfibent. Dabio @a(Iace, en-.
oianapolis; Sseretdr, Charles 9.
Oomning. @rssncaitle; Sdabmeiifer,
5. u. 2egranse. iyrantlin.
Wie idon aeitern srmdbnt. wirb bic
Graee, Oh In oieiem Sabre cine Staats-
fair abgebalter werben fol-, srit in Der
i'm Gebruar fattiinbenbsn Sibuns Der
Beb0roe entfdieoen wsrben. 6ollten
bic @siddftslsute Der Staot einen Ga
rantiefonb aufbringen. aus reltem
i'm NotbfalIe elm etmaiees Deficit ge-
bsdt iperoen tann, ipirb bic Gnir abae=
balten iueroen.
Die @efdngnib Yerbehsrungs Be-
borbe belt i'm Staatsbauie cine Sip
ung ab. 0as GOnlite. iusldss cine
Snfpeetion Der @sfdnaniiIe poreenom-
men bat. smpiieblt. Oab cine ifrsnQs
Erennuns DER @ef9ledter itattiinoen
unb 9naben linier Ia Sabren nidt NIT
eruahIenen @efangenen einseipsrrt
tperbsn iolltsn.
Samss ". Rsio, Waroein bes
3u9tbauIes unb Wia 8. wbittaier.
Superintendent oes SefierfonDille Rs-
formatoriums pobntsn Der Sibung
BEL.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-08
Gia JettaS In osr 0trmania
Oale.
slm ndditen gsOntus eimweibuns bes renos
pirten Gafe's.

gm nddifen Wontag, b. IL. San.,
Nadmittags, miro es in Ger @ermania
0alle bod berseben.
0err Wictor sSols, Der ;ubortom=
menbe gigentbiimer, miro ndmlia Die
Ginweibung ieinss renobirten gaIes
nebft Bar in feitlider WeiIe begebea.
Das Gafe miro in reider uno oe=
I4maduOler Weiie nit @uirlanben
bon Smmersriin, mi. palmen, 6ar=
rem uno anoeren tropiIdsn Ylatts
9etpddIen oecorirt perben. Wlontani's
@apelle :uiro anbeimelnoe 5afel=Wulit
Iiefern. AuBeroroentlihe yorbsreitun-
gen lino auberoem fiir Bemirtbung
Der gdiie gstroffen poresn. gs
wirb Elm 2und eeisbt tperben,
wie er feiner uno rei4baltiser nod ME
3ubor ben Yemobnern unierer id6nen
Stabt gebotsn uoroen 1T.
Serr SOie boift, baB am MOntaa.
Nadmitiag NiemanO bon Isinen Gre UT
ben uno 8etannten feblen miro.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-08
Das 6taatS= Ssmofratiide Gea=
tral=Gomite.
@m. 8. D'grieu gum gorlitsnSsn aufs
geue erirdbIt.


Das Staats= Demotratiihe Gentral=
gomite, melhes beute Yormittag I'M
@rann Sotel cine Sibung abhlslt, bat
lib mie folgt organilirt
Yorfber-Wm. 8. O'grien.
Yice= =YorliBsr-Soiepb 8. canning.
Gecrstdr-SoIspb 8. &eillp.
Die grtpdbluns bon Canning gum
yicesWorfiber meint in Der 5bat, caB
er Die aanse beporitebenoe Gampagn,
leiten tpiro. Das GOmite bsi4lOb, oas
bin au mirfen, oaB 9bomas Saggart
gum Woriiber oes DemotrntiiAen yla=
tipnal-g srmdblt weroe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-08
6leine etaatnadri&ten.

Die Beerbi9ung bes am
Wlittiuod, tpie beridtet. berforbenen
Serseantsn SuIius R. Greberid wiro
am wiontas Na&mittas ifattfinbsn.
uno iuirb erwartst, oab @ensral @reslp
unb anoere ueberIebsnoe Wsitslieber Der
unslldli&en expedition ia 3u Der Sci.
&enfeier einfinben tuerben.
Qebten Wa9rihten au.
folge 1T bas Stebenion.G bon
ben @bur4man'i&en grbsn aeitern
Nn9mittag allm preiie bon ettpa
$3.50. 900 on Die State 0ife Sniuranee
COMPANY" beriauft moaben. bic bort
ibr 0auptquurtisr auff&Iasen uirb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-08
apris=Yprit.
gsOntas i'm cnsIifb DpernbauS.

Der Sbeater.Vsrein bate mabrIi9
Slid, als er feline Gontracts nit benz
ein5il feuerf9eren 9bsater in Der
Stabt, bem .gnslifb" abidIob. Denn
babin fann bas pubIilum i'm poaasn
Si&erbeitsaeftbl 9eben.
Die Worifelune am nd3fen Wontae
w!rb cine Der 9ldn3enbiten Der Saiion
isin. Der 9bsntersWe-ein Bat teine
Rotten gei9eut. um benz bisissn
DeutI&tbum einmal bas gan,s treff-
li9e gniemble Der ct. 2ouiier Ooeon
8ruppe poraufiibren. es iOate yaie.
manb, Der irgenbmis innn. bic Uor-
felluns peridumen uno ssnus 0siter-
ieit fur ben @sf bes Sabres einiaueen.
gilIette fnb iebt gum Wsriauf on
Der 9beateriaiie. v6aben Sic bic
Sbrigsn f4on 2"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-08
ySnoiaua Wusraiey Gatt!e
MH'm.".

Sm Siaatsbaule bat lib Die uSno-
lana @uernIep Gattle Qlii'n." tuie folgt
orQanifirt: prdfoent Sobn Morgan,
plainfielo Wiee prdlioent. 6. 6.
Rees, Gotomo Secretdr ulo Sdab=
meilfer. Dieie geamten mil gli 9ap=
fins bon Qofomo uno 9lmos Drills BON
Woorespile biloen bas erecutip=@o=
mite.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-08
@ladli9er Weile niat sefdbrlin
S1einen bic 6 Eerionen Don bem tpasn
9unce uerlett ipprben su iein.


0iniittlid bes 3uifanoes Der 6
perionen, tlein uno 9rob, bic am Witt=
mod Worsen iuie berihtet ouf Der
college 9ibenue uno gladbarTdaft
pcn einem tollmiitbisen Sunoe
attadirt tuorben limb. 1T 3u be-
rihten, bab nit Musnabme bes SRI.
Goitb grannon bon @ariieIb place
alle li9 wobl beiinoen, reip. bab bic
giBwunoen Iih als nidt aefdbrlid ober
beoentli4 eruieien babsn. SRI. Yran=
non leioet an elmer beoenflibsn Ner=
sgrihiitterung, obihon lie bon benz
8oter nitt einmal 9ebiilen uorosn lit.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-08
6ti9bein $4,000 far Die

Tem Yort, 8 San. Cine De.
psIds Der bleIigen y Zines" aus 2on'
bon meloet. oaB bas 6iihbein jebt auf
SIS, 600 pro 1onne geltiegen iei, ins
benz 81 5onnen oisies bessbrten Wla-
terials Ioebsn in Dunoee al bieIem
preiie pertauft wOrocn ieisn. Der bis,
beriae b6dfe preis mar $4,000 ae-
psIsu. Sadperifdnoigs ertldren. Ios
melt bstannt. befdnoen iih in @n9lano
unb glmeriia 3ur 3eit ilberbaupt nur
bier 9ornen 6iidbeiu.
unoes. Genator Dietri d
ni9t duloig.
Oma 3 a, yleb., 8. San. Sn Der
9laae gsssn Den gunoes Senator
Dietrid, pslder anseblid biniidtlid
Der poaoiiiBe in 0afinas iid elmer
Yeitedung lduloig gemadt taben
ionte, inltruirts Ni6ter Wanoeruater
i'm bieissn 3reisserldt bic GeidwOre-
men, elm geroict auf nidtidalbis abs
sugebsn. Der Hidter erildrie, oab
Dietrid mdbrsnb oes 3eitraumes rem
%. Wdr3 1901. als er sum Senatcr er.
udblt wuroe. bis gum 2. Essembsr
1901. an weldem Gage er als Sena'
tor pereioi9t muroe, nod fein gRit-
glieb bes 1unoes- Senats mar.
9ur6 Geuer 3um ,8ante'
rott getrieben.
500 SPORT. Qlls cine Golgt
oss Geueys. wel4es am Is. Oetobe,
bas etdDt9sn @albsifon nabeju BON
grbbooen tueefeste, bat Der bortie'
2aufmann &c. 95omas fi9 gen0tbis
gsIehsn. ieinen Nanterott an3umslben.
gr bat feline paiiua auf $9103. 81
unb feline 9lctipa s4579.92 auf ange'
geben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-08
% q abrf&einIi4 M orb.

portlanb. Sn elmer Wirtb.
i9aft oes bena4barten Dorfss @eneoa
gerietben am Donnerfag 9lbenb
Charles Yotaw unb RoQo Gbritman
in Streit. Sn oeiien WerIauf ersriff
Der Qebters eine Glui&e gatiup unb
serrrimmsrte iie auf ben aOpf isinss
@esners. Wotuw iant beuubtlos 3u
gooen unb oa iein Sddbel an mebre.
rem etellen 3ertriimmert III. 10 miro
an feinsm Muftommen gejweifelt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-08
,Waariom Gonntb Democratic:
Glnb."

Inter obisem 9iamen III Der ebe'
malige .@lepelano Club" seorganilir1
moroen, Eie Bean,ten lino:
prdfoent-Q. 8. Wc@lelan.
Grlfsr Yice=prdlioent - Hobert u
Maooen.
3weitsr Yice=prdlioent = Sobn g.
yepenbeder.
prct. Seer. 9llbert 0ariton.
6inan3= Seer. .--Sames 3. &pan.
S9abm.-Sra 6. Webb.
Waridaa-9lnbre u. 6weenep.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-08
5rauert

glus GbicagO 1T bier bic Hadri9t
einaciroffsn, oab 6rau Meguaod, oie
Satin oes Ssrrn @eorge Mc@uaod,
prdlioent Der Union 3raet'on So. uno
gigentbiimer oes aSnopls. Morniua
Star" i'm Sterben liegt. 9err Me=
GuIob meilt all oem Sterbebette Ieiner
Hrau.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-08
Sentidlano.
Da5 perdnoe Offi5ier
Corps in Sort d.

yerIin. 8. Sanuar. Bon Dem
aansen Cfii,isreorps bes 2otbrinsiiden
SrainEgataillons no. 10 In Gorbad,
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