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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-01-22
NORTH HIGH EXERCISES
Diplomas Received by Glass of Thirty.
nine Last Evening.

About eight hundred people at
tended the fourteenth commencement
exercises at the North High school
last evening. A class of thirty-nine
young people, the largest winter class
in the history of the school, was pre-
scented with diplomas. The essays re-
ceived marked attention, particularly
those of Miss Beata c. Werdenhoff,
who delved into the early history of
the knoll on which has stood the
Winslow house and the Minneapolis
exposition. Miss Nina L. Williams at
tackled the bill board evil and other
unsightly things, and urged more
parks and particularly monuments to
Father Hennepin and Henry w. Long
fellow, who had done SO much to
spread the fame of the beauties of the
environments of Minneapolis.
The 7sad following 1low program was given;
IDEALS Miss Schmidt
Song. Last Night (Kjerulf), North high
Essay. .The Pride Of St. Anthony. Miss wer-
denhof.
Essay Latch Strings Miss Hawkins.
Song. "Serenade" (Schubert), North high
girls glee club.
liams
Grafton ..some Contributions to American Civil
Song "The Bridge nindsay). male quartet
Essay and valedictory "Cheerfulness,' Miss
Mackenzie.
Song, Faithful and True Cwagner) girls
g1ee club. s
Presentation of diplomas. Superintendent G.
NJ. Jordan.
Class song.
The graduates are as follows:
English Course Effie Geneve Libby. Richard
Reed Morrill,. 49,
Latin Course-Alfred Truman Anderson, Eta
Astrope. paul Barnes. Dorothy Cardozo Blake,
Marion Louise Ennis. Gertrude Marion Faleoner.
Pearl Irene Ferrin, Lillian Sinclair F1ukle, Grace
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-01-22
MADNIAN ADRIFT
Fights His Would-Be Rescuer and
Finally Disappears Down Stream.

FINALLY disappears Down Stream.
Indianapolis, Jan. 22.-The ice in
White river has carried off a house
boat occupied by John Schowe and
wife which had been anchored On the
overlooked lowlands. The boat was
battered to pieces and Mrs. Schowe
was drowned. Her body has not been
recovered.
John Schowe, the husband, was in
the water. an hour before he was res
cued. Schowe was crazed by the cold
and fought Mr.. Morrison off until the
latter overpowered him, tied him in
the boat with ropes and started for
shore.
The crushing ice and struggles Of
the men threw Morrison out and the
boat went on down the river with
Schowe tied to the bottom. Morrison
caught some bushes and was later
rescued. Police followed the boat
with Schowe in it as far as Haywood,
four miles below the city, where a
bayou prevented further pursuit. AS
the boat disappeared around a bend
of the river Schowe was seen to raise
himself up and wave his hand.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-01-22

Julia Gould, 'Katherine Selwyn Hawkins, Donald
Grant Hughes, Richard Montgomery Kilgore,
.Roberta Gair Mackenzie, Mary Margaret Nc
Dougai, Julia Agatha Miller, Alice Fowle Me-
lony, Alice Luella Pratt, Chester William Pratt,
Pauline Sophia Schmidt, Harry Bradford
Weatherbee; .Beata Christine Werdenhor, Charles
Patton Wilkinson. -
Literary Course-Bess Mae Baldwin, Herbert
Leo Best. Emma Bertha Kraft, Robert John
Lnger, Mary Catherine Nolan, Richard Otto
line Ponsonby, Nina Louise Williams.
Manual Training 5Course-Howard Dearborn
Davies, Holin Dutton, Edna Leighton. Harry
Frederick Wanvig.
HHOnOry pupils
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-01-22
CITY NEWS.

White on "PoItloaI Equality"-John z.
White, the Henry George association lee
turer will address the Political Equality
club at Holcomb's hall, As Fourth street s,
tonight on Political Equality
Banquet for Firemen.-Arrangeme
for the annual banquet Of the Veteran
Volunteer Firemen's association at the
Brunswick hotel Saturday at p. m. have
been completed and over $50 plates have
been reserved.
Wire Service Still Ragged-Easternw wire
troubles made the compiling Of the
weather report difficult task this morn
ing. The reports were delayed as a re-
suit. The storm which gave Minneapolis
and vicinity six inches of snow Is moving
up the ST. Lawrence Valley to-day and
Toronto Is in the center Of the disturbance.
Complains of Gambllng.-J. 7. Hutch
inson has written to the mayor and the
police superintendent complaining that
there are fourteen gambling houses oper
ating in Minneapolis. He says that if
the proper officials do not act against
them he will carry the cases to the grand
jury. It seems that client Of Hutchin-
son lost $500 in one Of the places.
Lumbermen's directors Eiect-The new
board Of directors Of the Northwestern
Lumbermen's association met yesterday
afternoon and re- elected w. G. Hollis as
secretary Of the association. A. r. Rogers
was elected treasurer, succeeding G. r.
Lamb. The directors Of the Retail Lum-
bermen's Insurance association reelected
all the old officers, as follows: President,
i. H. Queal; vice president, H. E. Bacon;
treasurer, s. H. Bowman; secretary, w. G.
Hollis; assistant secretary, Colonel r. G..
Fahenstock.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-01-22
TROUBLE AT PERU
Record for Twenty Years Broken
No Trains Are Running.

No Trains Are Running.
Peru, Ind, Jan. 22.-Many families
have. moved out of their homes or
vacated the first floors on account of
high water and ice in the Wabash
river, which rose two feet during the
night and is still rising. The record
for twenty years is broken. The Howe
factory had closed and 900 hands are
idle. One pump of the waterworks
has been abandoned.
It is feared the new bridge Of the
Indianapolis Northern Traction COM
pany will go. It is now only eight
inches above water, with sea of ice
plunging and crashing against it. Ten
miles of the Wabash railroad tracks
are under water. The Chicago, Gin
cinnati & Louisville train service has
been abandoned.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-01-22
CANADIANS WIN TROPHY
Visiting Curriers' Capture Internationa

Trophy by Narrow Margin
points, the Canadian curriers' won the
international trophy in the northwest
ern = bonspiel yesterday. The final
score was LOS to 1902. lockwood of
Portage made the best score for the
Americans, finishing with total of
"a to against Halstead Of Portage
la Prairie. Rochon of Fort William
the Canadians. Had Ordway of the
Nushkas or Evan Rees been on the
American side, the stars and stripes
might have won the day.
st. Paul was selected as the place
for holding the next bonspiel at a
meeting of the Northwestern Curriers'
association at the Commercial club last
night. The date will be announced
later. E-s
J. Riheldaffer of Minneapolis was
elected president to succeed Joseph
Ripley, and w. E. Richeson of St.
Paul was elected first vice president.
j. Wawn was chosen second vice pres
ident, and William Rees Of st. Paul
is the new secretary.
The following were elected to the
executive committee: G. M. Griggs
and Sam Fullerton of st. Paul, John
McCutcheon of Minneapolis, w. F.
Ferguson Of 500, Mich, and A. H.
Smith of Duluth.
In the games yesterday noon, Lee
mont got into the finals of the St.
Paul Jobbers' event, defeating Pit
meets Dunbar Of the Flour Cities in
the finals. Dunbar is in the finals of
the Flour City event also, and will
meet the winner of the Evan-Rees-
Schemmel match for this trophy. Dun
bar, up to this morning, had won thir-
teen games and lost none, counting
his victory over Halstead of Portage
The scores yesterday afternoon fol-
INTERNATIONAL.
Canada 90 America -
N9f Fert Williams. ont {sss =
l, {Tsistle winnipeg, S%IalatSS) !. :, :,
1s$saItss : winnipes5o : e. !sa@Sria, Wis., :
p' era adtss wnnipeg5 NV West superiorj
lReston NAM - portage, Wis., :
ha Ferease la Prairie pua Sinneapoiis =
! Ont.)
r'! {ersHite winnipes} Dst eefun6us Wis., =
Granite, winnipeg lst Paul. !. :
Total ......... .1o5 Total -. .1o2
ST. PAUL JObbEhS' TROPHY
SEMI FINALS. E.z
Joseph Lemon, GRANTEES. beat I. Pitblado,
Flour CITY CLUB TROPHY.
| SEMI FINALS.
r. H. Dunbar, Flour City, beat B. H. Braden.
49, Il CANADIAN 500 TROPHY.
~: FIRST DRAW.
E. ]. Rochon, Fort William, beat L.. T. Ord
way N'i b5fu = s s $ / a TROPHY.
A - aryip Granite haat 7 : ~ Nfy.or,
Sushka, 10 to g.. ~
II. d. Halstead. Portage la Prairie, beat ]. S.
Gates, West Superior, II to 10.
j. Chisholm, Granite, beat w. F. Ferguson,
500, 16 to 6.
SECOND DRAW.
W Rees. Nushka, bent Ron Smith. Duluth, 13
to II. ,,sa1 .,..,.
THIRD DRAW.
s. F: Fullerton, ST. Paul, beat Joseph Ripley,
500. II to II. sss - ~. q,
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-01-22
South Chicago Afloat.

Chicago, Jan. 22.-Floods in and
about Chicago, due to the thaw and
rain, are causing some loss of prop
erty and much Inconvenience. The
Des PLANES, Fox and Calumet
rivers are swollen and the smaller
creeks flowing into these streams are
choked with ice, resulting in the in
undation of surrounding low lands.
Sections of South Chicago, Burn
side and Grand Crossing are under
water. Ice gorges in two of the
creeks emptying into the drainage
canal at Joliet threatened for time
to-day to cause a serious flood and
inundate a part of that city. A. gang
of men. however, was set to work
with dynamite to blast passage for
the water, and after hours of hard
work succeeded in relieving the situa-
ton.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-01-22
COURT NEWS
LAWYER WANTS HALF
Ludwig Arctander Sues His Client fol
Fee in Damage Suit.

Ludwig Arctander is the plaintiff in
an action begun in the district court
against Andrew Johnson to collect
$345. The amount is alleged to be due
on account of an agreement made with
the plaintiff, local attorney, to begin
a suit against the Great Northern for
damages on account of injuries to 10
year-old Edith Johnson. The case
was later settled for $500 and the law
yer claims he is entitled to- half of
that amount.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-01-22
FELL DEAD IN THE STREET.
to Tho Journal

Arlington, S. D.. Jan. ga. D. Smith.
state organizer for the Yeomen lodge, fell
dead from heart failure while walking on
the street here last evening. He was in
seemingly good health.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-01-22

ings three big steamers, owned by
the United States Steel corporation.
The vessels crashed into tile draw
bridge of the, Superior street VIA
duct. The boats were badly dam
aged, and it is believed the founda-
ton of the bridge was seriously dam
aged. The river is blocked by the
vessels damned about the piers.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-01-22

There is no trouble to secure help,
but the question is to secure the right
kind. The best help may always be
secured thru Journal want ads.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-01-22
G o!dberg's
ga HENNEPlN AVE,
Specials for Saturday.

S. & III. Green Trading Stamps given
with all cash purchases and C. O. D.
orders. r.. s.. ---.-.-. -.---s
Best GRADUATED Sugar, 20 lbs. $500
California Peaches, 3-lb can. -. 14c
Standard Tomatoes, 3-lb can. Sc
Carol Corn, can ............. &c
Sweet Wrinkle Peas, regular.
172c -. "a lVc
Salt, 5-lb bag .,...............t. -. Sc.
New York BuckWheat, -10-lb sack. 35c
Aunt Jemima's Glib package. 49,. TIC
Log Cabin Maple Syrup, qt... SEC
Corn Meal, 10-lb bag ......... tic
Graham, lob bag ........... zoe
Goldberg's patent Flour, 241a lbs 500
Lemon and Vanilla Extract, 2-oz
DOlIlG &c
Good Santos Coffee, lbs for. csc
Anchor Match, pkg ........... 12c
5-lb package Gold Dust ....... zoe
10 bars Swift Pride Soap $500. 500
MARKET SPECIALS
Sirloin Steak, lb. III @ 1870
Round Steak, lib. 1901
Shoulder Steak, lb, &c; 8 lbs for. 25c
Rib Roast, lb. ..t... 49,. LOG 12I2c
Pot Roasts, h.. .......... 6c-7c-8c
Beef and Mutton Stew, Id. .3c-4c-5c
Mutton Shoulders, lb. &c
Pork Shoulders, lb. .....5...... &c
Pork Loins (whole or half), lb. Sc
Pork Neck Bones, h.. Sc
Chickens, lb ......... .12H@15c
oysters, quart ........ .0oC
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-01-22
CLEVELAND FLOODS
Three Steamers Torn From Their
MOOrings-Riyer Blocked.

Cleveland, Jan. PA gorge of ice
broke above the city to-day and a
flood of water swept down the Cuya-
Ihoga river. tearing from their moor
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-01-22

Baltimore & Ohio railroad will be a
heavy loser. Immense piles Of lum-
Der are going down the river with the
rush Of ice.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-01-22
WOMAN PAINFULLY BURNED

F7edu OF Matcn F1TeS OF ana I9HfteS.
Draperes Of Her Bed.
Mrs Marie Greeve was painfully burned
by an accidental fire in her rooms at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. George M.
Kenyon, 445 Summit avenue, St. Paul,
early this morning.
Mrs. Greeve, upon arising, when about
to light the gas, struck match. the
head of which flew off and ignited the
draperies about her bed. In her en-
deavor to extinguish the blaze without
calling for help she was severely burned.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-01-22
Rescued in Boats.

Logansport, Ind, Jan. 22.-The Eel
and Wabash rivers have overlooked
their banks as the result of the break
ing up of the ice and much property
has been destroyed in this city and
county. The village of Georgetown,
on, the Wabash, is flooded. Residents
were rescued by boats. At Adams
boro much property was destroyed.
Whole sections of this city have been
flooded and many homes have been
abandoned. The water is still rising.
Big Loss at LOrain.
Lorain, Ohio, Jan. 22.-Great loss
has been caused here by heavy rains.
Two large steamers broke from their
moorings to-day and now lie at the
mouth Of the river in dangerous
position. The Nickel Plate railroad
bridge has. been washed away and all
traffic on the road is blocked. The
shipyards Of the American Shipbuild-
ing company are under water Many
small vessels have been wrecked. The
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-01-22
OHIO LOWLANDS INUNDATED
Scioto River Passes Danger Point
Levees Need Watching. -

Columbus, Ohio, Jan. 22.-The
Scioto river has passed the danger
point and now stands at 17h feet. The
the levees are being closely watched
to prevent the entire west side from
being flooded.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-01-22

"A Deep Cut" Neckwear ", Shirts W.
Underwear "a. Hoff's Toggery Shop.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-01-22

"A Deep Gut" Shirts Ie, SOx ",
Caps n. Hoffman Toggery Shop.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-01-22
CENTRAL COMMENCEMENT
1t Will Be Held This Evening a
Plymouth Church.

held this evening at the Plymouth
church. The 1904 January, class con-
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-05
S9eionngsflagem tn 0IQe nna
TIqe.

Sba ". pite reidts gegen elmer g.
pite cine &lage auf 3ahlung bon 5000
idbrli9en Nlimenten elm.
gliaa s. 9ideriOn wiinidt, bon
Wm. 6. SideriOn 9eidieoen gu iein.
sic giebt on, oaB er fe b6stpiQig per=
lieb.
Mprtls 90. @Ole eiebt als 8egriin-
oung ibrer sesen SOiepb 6. Sole ein=
gerei6ten sdsiounssflase 9rauidme
gebanblun9 an.
Warn 8. Dunn min bon Sreo.
Dunn 9ei6ieoen iein. Nls @runb
siebt fe tpibernatirlide Sanblunsen
an. Dunn murbe zines tbdtli4en Nn-
griHs aui bic tleine Bertha Meiiier Dor
ni9t lanser 3eit idulois befunOen uno
perurtbeilt.
Mattie &ubb Iu1t bon gbas. &ubb
9ei9isben gu iein. 8Dsmiliges Ser
Iaiien uno Ni9toeriOrgun9 giebt lie ole
Die 8rinbe an.
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Die 1sfdnsnik &sform Com
miiiiom tn Sitnng.

Wor9en miro Die @efdn9niB= &eform-
@ommiifion, psl9e our9 bic leBte 9e=
gistdtur ernnnnt puroe, rm Die 6rage
Der Strdfinasarbeit 81 unteriu4en
unb 5uglei9 audi Die 3ufdnoe in ben
Stnatsanfalten i'm State su infpi-
3i1sn, i'm Staatsbauie cine Sibung
abbalten. Bic SiBung miro snsi
Sage anoausrE uno ale, trsl9e besiig-
lid Der Standardization ir9eno pel6s
&eformatiOnen liefern tOnnen, tperben
Der @ommiifiDn wiQtommsn iein.
Sie Sibun9en finoen i'm 3immsr
go. 50 tatt.
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@ttgs-MItar-0 rab.
g G

Sames uno Nnna DURHAM, Stabt-
Sofpital, 6nabe. = gilbert unb 2atie
@rap, 1906 Noro Slinois Strabe,
Snabe. = Omer unb 8effie George,
1902 Netptcn @benue, Grabe. = Na=
tban uno Nnnie Cohen, 116 gBeft DC
@artp Str, 6nabe. - Sames unb
6rau See, 212S Norb Senate Ibenue,
Mdb9en.- Simon unb Bertha @olb.
lib SID @apitol Gpenus, Mdb9en.
6reb. uno Grancis Born, 410 2Beft
NprpOpb Str, Snabe. = Win urb
2ena 5uler, I'LL Sin Senate abe.,
&nabe. - Sanfun unb 0enrie.ta &iee,
COG proipeet Str, 3nabe.~ Clarence
uno Sba 3ener, Colonial Slat. Mdb=
den.
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gbas. 90. Sfeparo- &ciannaMc2ain.
Sbos. Bants Della Snepp.
gbtparb 9ane-Minnie @ilIon.
So6n 5ansberrp-Wprtl Wartin.
Sobn Ysrrp -2isie @rissbp.
Qnop &ObiniOn-gtte @ilion.
@ b
Nrmaoa Moor, %, 1912 6apette
ctr. - arp Murpbp. So, 400 8lute
Str. = Benjamin S6omas, 60, 328
Minerba Ctr. = Nmanoa S6ornton,
80, 426 @eit 8ermont Str. = alice
g9pls, 81, 1924 OrfOro @tr.-Gearl
DURHAM, "a, 2310 Wbeelsr Str. -
CHARLES Dee, 70. &apmDnb Sootsr,
2 Monate, 1741 Martinoale Nbenue.
= @hrifian &eiener, 70, 707 Noro
Noble Ctr. = Wia 6. 0augbn, %
Sabre.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-05
Gin geteran Der gbedfali6nn9
getanois.

Morinn Soparo. 1401 Columbia
Nbe., bur9 Setectipe 2ancater uno
Some tiir3lid berbaftet, wel9er geffern
Dem S9wibpro3sfie %untermOrfen tpuroe,
a~effano. oaB er finf @beds fdlidte uno
oisisl5en biefsen @si6dftsleuten auf.
baltic. Sowaro 1T fat go Sabre alt.
gr siebt iInsliid als bas Wotio isiner
Sbat on. @r beaiebt cine penion uno
oies idisn linn einise @rlei9terune gu
bereiten, ba ia feline Grau penigtens
biefelbe erbeben uno 3u i6rem Inter
baltic Derwsnoen Tonne. SOuaro er-
3dblte ben 8eamten, baB feline erte
6rau fi9 Dem Worpbiums @enuHe er-
CAB unb oaB er uriummeu su ibrer
Seilung De~rausgabte uno sulsbt bura
gier cine Seiluns e~rsielte. oann aber
ausfano, baB Die Grau fi9 iebt benz
Suhe ergeben babe.
@Or mebreren Sabren ftarb Die Grau
unb Somaro beiratbete baruf bon
Reuem. @r tonne biellei9t fur $50
einen Nopocaten hetommen, Der ibn
rertbeioigs. meinte er. isoo9 3tebs er es
bot, feinsr Srau bas @elb 81 lcfen nnb
bic iber ibn Oerbdngte Strafe bin3u-
nebmen. Somarb's San tommt mor=
gen i'm poliaeigeri4te CUR 8erbanos
lung.
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mdnteI.

Ser Serbft ma@t gIat fir ben 8inter in
benz MantelsD Department unb ;tpar su Sbs
rem @ortbeiI ipenn Sic einen bieier bibi6en
SeiSen MdnteIn piiniGen. Sic baben bic
IuspabI BON unsefdbr 4 Sutenb, unb bic
9reiie iinb ~rpeniaer ipie Die SaIfte bes ees
tp6bnli4en 9reiies.
Gin Seiben NanteI Der friber 3d. rs tpar,
Muspahl. ........ S. 90
Sol9e bic neutiA ned p~erfauft rpurben 81
SIT. 80 bis S22.5 80 @uswabI. 49,. S6.75
Ginen $32.5 30 Mantel uno pier anbere bon
sleider GIeean3 (; 4uspabl. ...... $1,000
Stint fir;e NdnteI unb bier LANCE Reiie.
mdnteI bic friiber $500 t~ofteten, iest
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@etterbert@
@afhinAton, 3. Oftbr.

CUR "a stunOsn. .mbsnO ? ubr gOrssns. 6. ottObsr.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-05

Sir Snpiana: TbeiIweiie beru0Ift uno
fibIer beute Na9t; Oonneritas, i66n unb
fibIer /; Iei9ter Srcft I'M n0rbIi6en Sbeile.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-05

G~stnanjieIes @elb 5u perleibeu 3u iraeub etneAi
% getrag fhr 8 bis 6 Bro5eut.
American Home Buying Co..,
2ombarb 9ebduoe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-05

N%erlanst = Gin sutss Mdbden fir aus,meine
~ 3ausorbeit. 9iahsufrageu
1923 Slorb Tefp Seriep Str.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-05

3 auerlau b i ei n E. =
6rau @eorge SidiOn, &eparaturer1,
1910 N. pennfplbania Str, l 1000.
-@barles Senninger, 6rame=@ obn=
baus, 601 Serrace Qbe., 81, 700.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-05

N%erlanst Utdbben uno 6rauen fur 9aunbrps
~ @rbett. Ran5ufraaen in Armftroues aauubrp,
2ai NDeft gaarplanb ctr.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-05
Sberfnometerffdre

NpeII|uHlelel
9D6fte 9enaperatur. ......... "a @rab
Riebrisite Eemperatur. as
B. E. 8Iptbe,
SectionssD Director.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-05

y%iif G~inbeimifd,e Grduter furieren sSbre
~ Masenbeihiperoen. 3ian p~erfaufen In
255 Nseft @aibinstpn Struse.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-05

Order = Meet me at the Fair.
vSie osutiden Srauen", bsantportet
bon Or. Carl Bard.
8emeinidaftlides 2ieb: Sab elm
&nGb' Elm &6slein ffeb'n".
@emeinf9aftlides 2ieO: The Star
Spangled Banner.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-05
0erlamSt Nn5etSen

resnb ,ueIber art ueroeu IN Der .Subiana Ertbnne'
nit Sc per 3eile fir iebe Suiertiou bsrennet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-05
Der Sentiae Gag amf Der @slt=
MnsFeamns tn ct. Somts.

Sn Ct. 2ouis ino iebt ale 8Orbe-
reitungen fir bic Jeier oes Seutiden
Saees, pelder morgen auf Der
Welt-N usteluns ifattinbet, 9etrOhen.
tporoen.
ueber Die S9lub-I Arrangements ber=
lautet folgenbes
Steiner Sebergabe beburfte es, nuf
elm pOles @elin9sn Der bebOrfebenoen
WaHentuno9ebung aller Serer. Die f4
nit @tols gum Seuti9tbum %betennen,
aus ben 3ablreiden Siimmen gu T6lie-
BEN, pel9e geitern Nbenb BEL Der lsBs
ten @siammt= @retutibiiBung FIR ben
Seuti&en Gag gu Worte famen! Mdn=
ner, Die es %bertanben, in ffurmaepnl=
tiger &eoe uro ainoenoer S9rift Die
2ofuns ySeuti9e beraus J" in bic
WaRe unierer arbeiteuben 8olsgs=
no1sn b%ineinsutrasen uno fe an ibr
fnt pergeHenes &edt gu mabnen, fur
bas SeutiGt6um su beii9en, mas bas
Seutidtbum if, t6nnten nit @enuss
tbuung f~efftelen, bab Die Wibe ni4t
bergebens mar, baB es in osutiden
&rsii;n mdGtig rest uno bic 8etbei-
liquns an benz Geftabenoe i9erem gsr=
nebmen nod ben grObtn Saal Der
part @iep Cottage bis auf bas bei9ei-
benfe gdden fhlen miro.
vgfit GROCER S%enustbung itelte man
oas gntgegentommen Der Weltausitels
lungss8 eieQi9aft uro Der Straben=
babn= @eielf9aften feit. Die @rfere
felt cine @rira-y slsudtung bon bier=
bunbsrt Sampen fir ben 6eftta9.
Iuberbem itehen Die beioen pabilDns
auf Der glaaa ct. Souls CUR Ier=
fi9ung. Giner oapon miro fur ee-
laoens @dfe, Der anoere fur Die Wsil=
'ide ISABELLE reierOirt ueroen, tpel4e
bic Surniibun9en uno mad beren Be.
enoi9ung I'm bulb 5 ubr ben Wafens
aeiane Dor benz Seuti6en Sauie be-
9leiten. Die &apele wurbe 9lei9Taqs
bon Der Misunderstanding tofenlos ber=
geeeben.
Sas Officieae proqramm luutet wie
folgt
Dor D m 8 eut1enSau :.
Na9mitta9s - 3inber : Surnibun-
gen = Nttibe Surner : uebun9en auf
Der pla;a Ct. Vouts. = WaHenpers
iammluna bOr benz Seutf9en Saufe.
Or9eiter.
@r6Hnunss- NnIpra6s ton Or. Sntil
prstOrius.
,Sas oeuti6e 2ieb" bon &alipooa
- Mahendor bon 1000 Stimmen.
Nnfpra6e - Serr &o1a Wels,
Mapor.
Nnipra6e-Serr 8. q. Trancis,
prdfioent Der Weltausitslung.
vSdsers Nbidieo" bon Menoels-
fObn = Wanendor.
&ebe-Sreiberr Sized bon Stern=
burg. faiisrlid=beuti9er SOti6after in
WaibinetOn.
Ordefer.
&ebe-6err @arl S6ur3.
Die Wa9t am &bein", BON Garl
Wilbelm.
Qnfprade-Sebeimratb Sbeooor Sc.
palo, beuti6er &eiGs : W~eltaustel.
lungs @ommiKdr.
Star Spansleb ganner"-MaI=
fen1or.
6 ubr Ibenbs-Geft @ommers.
@rDfnuns bes gommeries = Or.
0e0r9 GtDfer.
@smeinfhaftli6es 9ieb, Melobie:
vStr6mt berbei. ibr g6lferi9aarsn"
= Sert bon Or. Mnr Sempel.
8eqriiBung Der 8dffe.
,llnfere 8dte", b%eantwortet bon
Or. &ieIOf, oeuti4er @onful.
Ser Seuti1e Sag, beantnortet
bon @bp. 6. 2ebr.
8emeini9aftliSes 2ieo, Melooie:
vStimmt on nit belem, boben Slang"
i Sert bon Or. PebrO Slgen.
vSis eritsn beuti9en @inmanoerer",
heantmnrtet BON 0eter 6eraoQ.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-05

GO 9te 9r0kte nnc pai'
i~emofeMmsmabl bon gGmittr
blmmem ttno Blmmemffadem
fur que freuot9em ttao tram.
rtsen Greigmthe. @tr ftmo
jeoersett germ berett bet oer
NmSmabl bebIlHt6 81 ietm.
Bertermamm 8roS. 60.
PAL WaR. Mne. Eel. $40.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-05

2DcdIs W
S90n nnb fibIer beute Nadt urb am
Oonnerftag.