The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-09-16
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Titled Foreigners Make Brief
Stop I'm Topeka.
Two Train Loads on a Tour of
Inspection.
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Richest and Most Prominent I'm
Hungary.
Italians, Belgians, English and
French Represented.
COUNT APPOINT HERE.

The largest and most important
party of notable foreign personages
ever seen in the state of Kansas pass
ed through Topeka Thursday afternoon
on the Rock Island railroad.
The party consisted of the members
OF the interparliamentary party of the
world on its tour of the United States
as the guests of the nation. The party
Travelled in two special trains of the
latest pattern of modern Pullman
coaches.
The highest officials and members of
the nobility of Is countries of the
world were included as members of the
party Both trains were in charge of
United States government representa-
tives. E. O. Mcdowell was personally
conducting the trip and Henry r. Mus
Eey was in charge of the dining car
service.
Fred B. Rhodes. representing the
treasury department and John 5. Mar
tin. Jr.. representing the United States
state department were the official in
terpreterS. DIR. Robert S. Freedman
was the attending physician and in ad-
dition to the above mentioned repre-
sentatives of the principal newspathsr-
ing associations We're on board the
train
In the party were the following dig
nitaries:
From America-Hon. Richard Bar
thOldt, chairman of the committee of
congress on the Interparliamentary
Union: Mrs Bartholdt. Hon. r. r.
Broussard, Hon. r. F. Hit. Hon. T. L.
Burton. Hon Hugh a. Dinsmore. Hon.
William P Hepburn, Mrs. Hepburn.
Hon Jacob Rupert, Jr.. Hon Frank
lin 2. Brooks. Hon. 5. J. Barrows.
Hon. William A. Rodenberg, Hon. Jas.
l. Slayden, Mrs. Slayden, Hon. John
Lind.
From vladimir Ritter Won
Oleksow Gniewosz. member of Reichs-
rath. Chamberlain; vladimir Ritter
Won OleAsow Gniewosz, Jun; DR.. Baron
Otakar de Prazak, member of Reichs-
rath: Joseph Brdlik. member of Reichs-
rath: Vladimir Brdlik: Vaclav Karbus.
member of reichsrath; Ritter Won Dule-
ba, member of reichsrath; Prof. v.
Phillippovich, member of landtag; DR..
NJ. Baumfeld. redacteur.
From Belgium-G. Francotte, minis
ter of labor, deputy; Houzeau de Lee
hale, senator; lie comte Goblet DIAL
vielia. senator, secretary of the senate;
H. Bergman, senator; H La Fontaine,
senator: Nine La Fontaine; Emile
Huet, senator; Louis de Sadeleer, dep
uty; G. Helleputte, deputy; Emile
Tibbaut, deputy; Baron Albert D'Huart,
deputy; Henry Carton de Wharf, depu-
ty: Nine. Carton de Wharf; Emile Van
Venue. deputy; Nine Van de Venue;
Mile Van de Venue; Emile Braun,
deputy; Mile. Braun; Leon BrOquet.
deputy; J. Garner, former deputy; Hec-
tor van Doorslaer, clerk of the house
of deputies
From Denmark-M V. Krabbe, vice
president of house; William Bluhme,
member of parliament
From E-ngland-Hon. P. Stanhope, NJ.
p, president of group; w. Randal-Cre-
mer. NJ. p. Hon. secretary of group;
s r. Evans. NJ. p; Corrie Grant. NJ
p; Mrs Grant; Col. Pryce-Jones. NJ.
p; Thos. Tough, NJ. p; ]. A. Thomas,
M. p; Mrs. Thomas; DR.. E c. Thomp-
son, NJ P; Mrs. Thompson; Sir How
ard Vincent, NJ. p; J. Wilson, NJ. p;
Mrs Wilson; Capt D. v Pirie, M p;
Mrs Pfrie; J. Bryn-Roberts. NJ. p;
Miss Rryn-RobertS; ]. Caldwell, II. p;
Miss Caldwell; Alfred Davies, NJ. P;
Fred Madison. ex-M- P. William
O'Doherty. VI. P; Miss O'Doherty:
Cfas. O'Doherty: T. Shape, ex-M. p.
w. P. Byles, ex-M. P: Mrs. Byles; DR..
G. b. Clark. ex-M. P; Mrs Clark; J.
". Spear. NJ p; Miss Spear; Miss Ida