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The San Francisco call., 1904-06-05
ARRANGING PROGRAMME
FOR BUNKER HILL DAY
Edward III. Hart VIII Deliver Grafton.
Songs, Races and Games on
the List

the List.
Progress is being made in the prep
aratiOn of the programme for the cele-
bration of the 129th anniversary of
the battle of Bunker Hill at Los Gatos
June II. Under the auspices OF the
four leading societies of California
the event promises to be a memorable
one.
The grafton at Los GatOs will be de-
livered by Edward II. Hart, junior
grand warden Of the Grand Lodge,
F. and A. NJ, of California. Arthur
Cunningham. the barytOne. will sing
My Own United States" and The
Meaning of U. s. A. and Alfred
Wilkie, the tenor, will sing The
Sword of Bunker HILL"
A fine list of races and games. in
charge of Archie de Mamiel. the mile
runner of the Lowell High School, wili~
follow the literary programme. The
committee on decorations and flags
will see to it that flags fly from every
pole and from ships and public build
ings on the day.
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-05
Liberty Ben Arrives at St. Louis.

TOLEDO, O., June 4.-Ten thousand
people welcomed the old Liberty
Bell, which arrived at 9:15 tonight.
The train departed at 1885 for Chi
cago.
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-05

Da vinci read Pindar and thought
him the noblest poet who ever wrote
In any language.
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-05
MISS NELLIE CRUM WEEDS
AN OFFICER OF THE NAVY
Pretty San Franciscan Is Married tc
Lieutenant Pope of the Battle
ship Wisconsin in Rome.

ROME. June 4.-Miss Nellie Crum
of San Francisco was married to-day
to Lieutenant Ralph l. Pope of the
United States battleship Wisconsin.
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Qro0rdmm fir oas Gurnfeit.

5rela9, oen a. -1uni.
Gmpan9 nnb GiuQuartieruna.
NbeHos @Bes Concert i'll Der 9unbaae. -@ompdr SiBuus
Sdnlsta9, oeu 25, 1uni.
6uh @o9nS &edrui ubr: 8eseuembn9 gin5eluett
hrnen an Dan @eratbeH II uBr @mtbeiun9 &pSturnen.
Natmuags groBer Seltiug
700 @etnnn Der eruppe III &etdiprnscn nnb an9emerfeu
ubr Yrobe Der Nafeulbunarn
NatmiagS: Soteif Tcfpote
Gbeuos: @efseS GouuerS Sbuna Der
&irhter
Sonntde Sen 20. 5uui
ub Yp9HS: @edrui.
uhr NblduB oes Observation-Disclosures
9&0 gSettuneH Nsaden
@onb8crdtb @iueluuen; Sed Stieuoerba
u uA pSnieate Inun): auoeper
ZEN &ettpin9n nno 100 garb sEettauf
IL nb Yfita9eHen,
1880: SpealooltsnHe;
prnGen Greprmg Stabbodiprun9 unb Sdrwimmn
ub anoebauturnen lurnipn grpn
Der Ntpen, Ianlen uno Alterstafen
uhr Observation-Disclosures Der atipeu ausemeiues
Natmttag@ @roBeS &olsieh au 5etpnee.
GbenbS III Der Euuhaue &risOertheiuus moGSan-
llloutd9 oen % Juni
GIcurion auf om MtIuiippt
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Maihinaton. q. 1nni.

2tm;iiheu UisIplngsn aus Jauaer
5uFr 9s ntbmen pie gtr5anoluuqsu
ptoeu Der QusIoiuu9 Dey 6eErsu Ber-
bi61ris uno g1up nitt ben eyboii
ten beirispigenosn 8ulauf Die am2
riianiiheu Os.;,eisy }psie,n an ben
tbrlihu aaftin eer m1totlauiibsu
R,1,e un1. DIR @t19taiiretdt $oan
mies iie 1ui cine 2tnirags 6in an BAH
'e 'if an ibye9nityptiioren balieu uub
i.n aai teiue @eUd6riaiiuu9su etnlai
len iolG. 2rlppsn bijr',n rr i'm
Rot6'ols g,,aRbsi pet1eu Die Ger
i,ete- alueritos i0fIsn opH Der mdrpt
'lniifsn Rsqisun1 Bite 9lus.isierung
M leesroen Qeyoifdris oosr oes ioDs
ten 8aiiuli psriaH9en
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1904-06-24
amtrftQnifbe Baum
ii fiter.


Die Sa5rssperlammlunq beg 9sre
banees bel omeritoniifsn 9aumi6u
IenbeIiber tpurbe in Qtnlpeienbcit pcn
400 1b,ifnebmtrn ero'inet. Die
Sibunqen lperoen prel Gage ipdhyen,
unb 3piit'n ibnen ntr6en Die Dele
qaten Csleosnbeit ne6m,u, bic 9roBen
Qfiriitadr en- gu bsiuten, in 3en,n
bic S5iteruts se9eupartig IL ooaen
GdRse 1T.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1904-06-24
ooltOclt 1T GbitaQo
1lOminirt

EQUATOR ssairbanfs 1T ais GanSoat fir Ssice prdi.
bent amfgehent. Sic repmbifanide Aslatfprmt.
Sic GmIiem iuieber im eimer Sale; berlierem 1900
NOsanm. Gin Srmoer bpn NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Sppms nerid)iuunoem. Sin emgliid)er Sampfer
aeItranoet.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1904-06-24
@ oIitif6es.
burlington. @t.. %, SUM.


Die oemotratii6e Staotstonpen.
tion belt beute bier TIRE SiBuUQ ab,
I'm bic 0eleqaten fir bic Iationaltons
pention 3u erpdblen unb Elm Staats
tidet al nominiren. Gliiba Wlan pon
Spbnsburg, 9. u. 8uQorn pon Burt
inotpn, 9. gB. Mel6er Don Barre Gro
:, Is. gurte Don DeIt Ruolano puyz
ben gu OeleQdten at large" gelpdblt
unb cine platform onoptirt, lpeIche
bic Observation-Disclosures tritiiiyt,
bic Sruits oerurtheilt, iiH fix eir'n
5arif MIR gum 3iptde bet 9eIdjaiiur9
Der 8erpultun9stoiten ausiprid1t Inn
bic Sunctipn hes 6odli5ens GeIebes
in bieIsm Stdate psrlangt. 3n Be
siebung nuf oa prduneutIdafist1n=
bibdten nurce feline Gf'pie6lunl ae-
moht. 3u g:diioentitciis Glsttoreu
purbsn eruannt; 9llsIduosr GodrnH
bon groton J $. genH;Gqtcn, ). 9.
8uitnslIp ror $erqeunts uno j. u,
9edpitt bon Gol4eiter.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1904-06-24

Das Iurnfe lb bi ser Thur Drum fru f srof fein
5o Crois bsann i5 ,tnlid, ldn9 6o a5tcu il ut neu
Die 2lftirn 81, 2tlersrie9, ie ale dtgn aus,
sogdr Suauc Olntt fdr d bleibf oesma ntbt 5u pdus
limo ale pdreu tapfer ifon, 6euu fottt mdnderet
Den 2ten mare 6ds ihon rebt mar niht =udm 6atei
Die dber oenft 6 fact lout ih ptett dut ntue beo
2lleue 9eben odrfl Ou midi 1T 6iesmal re 81 mett
Diel ih5u l1ircn sib es sort bah ebr ihon SsiIbn,
Dem fdm ION alter Kuditerbdrt mobI ihmertt mt6riebn
limo o9en Ole DID in 6ie flub, Id lag Dir 6dun II aus
llldu bdhis DID 6as CLAUDE mir cro1eu Damn nad pdus
limo metier rab ih Je6em gut it stmds norjuebu
8eiou6ers nit tcm >lou6uiheu am Slub pd5Teu sch H.
Denu ihmerc llete teigeu auf un6 itbtn EN- uno aus
lu6 uer 6as u rerira5tn fauu btnebe ormt ndd Paus
Des roben ll1arues Iis9sgbeu 1T ldu5 5pd 6os perunm
Doh io es audi du5 grustt eiu renn ION >usluito unm
Drum iebe =uanr ratb Id Dir bIitb leber tSn gu Pdus
menn DID llahis 2lusquito pId9en n ehl >or9tns aus
efabreu ric u6 pen5 fu6 ocs lldhts feh Dir ote Rub
suianue netu Oas fam it nft 0ds muib ID ptr ni 5u
Gin neuer but sin ntues Ke6, Gas frohe nteorlehn =
Da iast suiann id blsb 81 pdus Ou Fdnni ausn' Sebn
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1904-06-24
ln(lll6e l)rrIuIte.

GdlttauicrS SImiIeu crhaltcu in ciucm
Guspaiic bel Snitidau 9Irtiacric.
fener ans Dem IintcrhnIt.-l200
Monn blcibcu ami Der Stcac. -
Gbincicn ans &Urt Nrthur mel
ben, naf jluci ruiiiidle SurpeOu.
bUotjGgcr Mno cin Sampicr AMI
Wltncn iticfcn mno nit l40
Yinnn III t5rmnoc ginacn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1904-06-24
Soro,rO.s staatstid,t puro, auf.

Torg,nbss Staatstid,t fpuros aufs
eeiteIlt:
0OuD,rn,ur-Gl $. qort.r pOn
Wilmingtou.
@ic,sGouoerneur - 6 2 UlcNid'
bon, Stope
G6dsm,iit,r- q. g. =is,e9, Nont.
pelier
Stoasietr,.5r-G. ,. Daiion, Ct.
@,bdns.
9lutitoy-5. e. @ai5. qiH6iogo.
Sin qufruhy tntii1uo. aIs Ul1por
Z. e. gurse ron SlrliH9tor bsons
tr1ott oab bic IeIs1c.sn fir Y. 9,
Barter ron Rem gort iniiruirt rosEs
ben ioutsH 1tr autrGa purte nit
erobsr Woirritai absslsbni.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1904-06-24
Iusbru1 aus bem SrreR'
buufe.
glefp gort, %. yuni

Sriegslei6icbten aus Dem i.rn,n
Often rcg.tn bic SniaiIsn bss Srrens
bauies be Ulorristonn, y. s., oerart
ouf, odB Elm babes Cugeno Dor linen
einen 2luauruA peri.bte. Die 2tute
ir.Bten ben Speso'tell 5Iub unb ers
ri6tetfa aui otr dnoersn Seitt- ouf
Der Sore zines 6iigels in alsr Gile
Elm tlsines 5ort. Die Ddrtsr pers
iutttn Bic ysiis" 81 'tiirmen, lpurosn
aber nit tiuem St,inbaael snpilns
e,n. oer fe gum ialsunissn Rid5u8s
5nanq. 2r,t S:unoen long rer.bets
biQten bic S,rn jbre SteIIana, oann
IieBen lie iia duf &eraonolunesn lps.
gen eirts -s4rcHiiqitanoes Elm. Au'
sinem 6sl.a inmitten oes JIuNes trai
fih oeI Sommdnoant oss Sorts NIT
eintm Ia.ttr uno ptr,irbdrt. unl,I
BEN S9uBe :irtr psib.n YarIamsni
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1904-06-24
@an 9lntpnip. 23. ssuni.

Die oemotratiihe transformation
inooIlirte bsute bic Tdnoipdtur oes
Rihtsr Barrier bon Rem gort. Die
SunoeSienotoren8 8aiIsp unoGulbcrion
uno &i6ter Sobn $. 9teagan iino BRET
Der 0ele9dten yot laroe" CUR Ratio
noltonoentipn in ct. 9ouis.
Duluth. Minn., %. Suui.
0eute Nafmittag 8 llhr lpurbe bier
bic bemotratiihe Transformation
BON W}inneiotd bon oem 0oriibenocn
bes Staats<entralcomites 8. g. Burt
erOffnet Mapor s. 81. 8olpler BON
Winneapolis nuroe oonn sum tempo
rGren 8oriiBenbsn erndnnt unb iibers
rabm nit elmer ldngeren 9tnTpra6c
ben Noriis. Gr lit Der GrlpGblte Der
6edritz5dttipa. Sein @egnsr mar 6.
9. S'8rien,
@etreioeb b dnbIertde.
MiIpautee, @is., %. SUM.
Gtpa 1900 bis 1900 M2itolieoer
Der nNationdl 8rain Dealers gliIo.
ciotion" naren in Der 4rcaoe oes
9Iontintonz9otel onipeicnb, oIs BIZ.
&pnr y,tion Der 8etreiosbdnoler erGffs
net tpnt.ate o." Sstretdr 8eorde u.
Sippens=GblcdsSIt ,Socj.. ''insm Be
ri4t, bab Der &onsreB 'lf.E leb=
ten Sdgun9 3lpar teine Shritte aes
than babe, I'm ben @ntihtiaunoen Der
3mii6enitaatliAen 0anoelsbeborbe
msbr&raFt gu perIeiben, absr es iei bp6
Elm merfborer llmidnuna in SCR an
gemsinen Stimmllng no3 biefer Bid
tung bin nabr8unebmen. SSn ben
Staaten, IN oenen bic GetrsibeinIpet=
tipn ausgeiibt mirb, miro auf bic Sim
fiibruno eines qefunben ,3ipilblenites
bingearbeitet. Die 3abl Der Mitslies
Der Df5 @erbanbtJ betrdet 1913, bGs
5eiat einen 3upa4s bon 733 NtitgIis.
bern.
Bonn nGeneroI SIpcum".
gelp gort, %. SUM-.
Die 9pli3ei ma9t einen pIanmGbis
gen @erIu6, bic 3abl Der Qeute m0g@
Iidit genau feitsuite[len, tpel9e ii9
auf benz .8eneral Slocum" bsfano,
dls Der 9ampfer beute Dor elmer gGpz
DIE feline llngludsfabrt unternabm.
6unbert poli3iiten, pelde aus ben
perIfiebeniten S6eilen Der Stabt aEs=
sepGblt norben iino, Iu1tn dlIe 4trs
ionen auf, bsren Ramen i'm 3nIdm=
menbonge nit Der &dtdItropAe ers
pd6nt porDtn Iino. gtltl Den WIels
bun9en oie1et 8eamttn io1 bann Elm
@er3ei9niB Del Nusf,ii9icr anqeferti9t
unb beren SfidiaI FeiigeitelIt lpercen.
Dit Cite Der ioentili6;rie1 'Ecbttn
1mfdBte beute friD uT :, llhr berelts
346 Rdmen. Dor Sdaesun6ruh paz
rem mod II peitere 2ei6en JttorJen,
unb fait Stunbe UNI StunOe mcr0cH
ieit0em neue Qeiaenfunoe 8emeloet.
Nur s. aIeute gebrou3 t.
@aI6ingtou, %. Suni.
Der SetretGr Der iitbmiiden 9ds
nuIfommiTion .. S. 0}urp9p perOfz
fentlidt 5oIgenbes:
Ser &ommtiiion Iie9en berelts
SauIenoe BON SteQengeiuhen ppr uno
INNER nod Iaufen iie in W}afien Elm.
IS piro biermit CUR 0ffentlihenaennt
niB oebrddt, bab nur Qeute nit be-
ftimmtem 8eI6dftigungsnuhpeis Nnz
ftelluno finben tonnen bd bic leiltens
ben 2lrbeiteu metitens te6niider @rt
finp.
.0ie Qeute, nelhe rem 9efdhi9un9s
na6peis erbringen, mijiien iih auBer'
rem nod elmer eingebenoen dr3tll6cu
tlntsrIuaun9 auf i6re 9au9lidieit
gum 0ienite in ben Iropen unter5ie=
Zen.
,0on 6unberten Der dngemeloettn
8encrber bat taum elmer einiae &usz
f6t cuf Qait.lIung.
Ear5meiItcr
Ct. 0ouis, %, Stunt.
Ter olnerifaniidle Northumberland
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Z du5m It c =.
Gt. Qpnis. %. oAuni.

Ger oncrifaniide gtationaluerbano
Der IaBlebrer erpdhlte ben folaen'
sen 9oritouo. 0ianta 9endl @orlton
Seros, @r0iioHnt; Sscar G1lrneo9tep
gorf; ,Srl. lP. Moore. Son 9lutonlo.
Gera5; Sri. 81. NcGldiiertp. &iI'
ninqton. Gel. uno NrcO @rioac 90.
iton Vi5c @rdliOcntcn, g. q. 2ntitb
Columbus. Cbio. 5efretdr; Z arct.
Ioip. Ghicoao, SddBmeiiter &iaoorc
Compton @pnn. lltoii Ielnouitro,
for: II. &. Ganpbca 2lIbanp, yt T.,
@eiiiter. Sic nodlitidhriae Ser
iamuIuug iiuoet in Bottom QPaii.
ftntt
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1904-06-24

pourdnbig ernit uno ergaben Iih, na5s
benz linen mad lan9en IusetnanoeI=
feBungen eini9s tIeine 8ersiinitigunger
5ugeitanben moroen poren. N}it2tuS=
nabme einiger 8eulen bat fsiusr oer
&ombattanten S6ao:n seIitten.
8er9GnqniBpolIe Grs
plo ion.
ZEN gort, %. SUM-.
Gine @oIplini1aluppe, pel6e beut!
frub in bic Sal einfabren lpoate, flog
in bic 2uft. Die YoIi3si iit Der 9tn.
ii9t, noB minbeItens 3fpei 2eute BEL
bem ltnglit bas 2eben ein6uBten. De,
glome bes 6abr3eu9e5 iit nod nidt er-
mtttelt.
Die GrploIipn ereignete Ti6 cine
Babe Nleile bonn llfer Der 81. StraBe,
Siib 9rootlpn, aegeniiber. 9oli5iIten
Der SORT 6amiIton Repierpa6e ruoer=
ten Sur llngliidsiteue uno fiidten
S6eiIe eires GaIplinbebGlters, Elm lee
res Boot unb 3ipei Seitenbretttr Der
S6dluppe ouf, nel6' Iebtere etipa 45
SUB lang gelpeien gu iein i6etnt. Spds
ter purbe noh einSdub uno Elm brauz
ner 6ut 9sfunoen.
Sans Sohnipn, Der MatroIe elmer
fleinen 0aht, Die nabe bem llfer per
antert lag, ipurbe burh bic @etpalt
oss Quftbruds, ben bic GrploIion Der
uriadte, ms Wafer geT9Ieubert. obsr
BON Der polisei Qsrettet.
91eip Yort, 23. SUM.
9as @aiolinboot, Dds beute friih in
Der 8di infolde elmer GrploIipn 3u
6runbe ginQ. mar ,Glep g.. Giqen-
tbum bes Matlers Gilbert Q(dle aus
8rootlpn. Der EiQent6iimer uno ieiu
5reuno Gbarlss sSobnIpn tporen al
8Dro, als fi6 bas llnglud ereianete.
8eiDe puroen getobtet.
8aperii de prin3en.
g2ep 0ort, %. SUM.
Oie prin3en @eorg uno Sonrao.
S0bne Res Brin8en QeppoIo uno Gns
tel pes Prin8regenten 2uitpolo BON
8aperr, trofen sier Elm uno peroen
cine Heiie our6 Die 9ereinigten Staa
ten untreten uno Die Q8eltausitellung
in ct. Qpujs befu6en. Der 4rin}
@eorg lit Sberleltnunt i'm bdperil6en
eSynfanterie 2ti6regiment uno De,
Prin3 &onraO 2eutnant i'm baneri.
ihen Z SSnfanterieregiment.
Die Prin5en iino ppn bem 6rei6errn
Milbelm pon ReiBenitein. bem Ioiu.
tanten i6res @oters 6e9leitet.
8iIIise 6ohrpreiie ma d
Gurp
g}ep gort. 23, SUM.
Die Gunaro 2inic tat ibre 15abr.
hrpiis nnrh (Sbrnra fa7f nm Bic S1G ~
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g}ep 9)prt, 23. SUM
gGep gorf, %. SUM.

Die Gunaro 2inie tat ibre 5dbrs
preiit noa europa taft um Die 9d.f;s
ermdBigt. 6abyIfeine britter &loiIe
nd6 QiperpoDl, 2onopn. SIdagop unl
9elfdit to'ten $15, ndh @umburs
9rems1, 8ottercan unO @ntperpau
SIT, nod Gtodholn $23 uno mad EEL
oIterreidiIGen 51d'en S25.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1904-06-24
anpFtapt. %. Huni.

Ter britiTte 8ampfer ga qorte".
9opitGu Iurntr, 1T in her Pd6s ron
Port Noaotb. 9a7folonie 9sitranbet
Gr NOR nit Garbiii 9o5Ien belaoen
uno ndA BORT 2trt6ur bthimmt. no er
bi, 9iodaoe 3u bredcn btabfihiiote
Ter .2c qort." bsrtitB Goroiff an
%. 2(pril roh Der 1afelbdi uno pur
be 3uf,bt am 20. 4Poi b,i Dotar an
Der 8eftiiits ron 2firita asIetsu.
VIZ n T o
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1904-06-24
Qonbon, %. oyuni.

Ter S1nig Gomaro empfinq bsute
i'm 9udin06om 9alaIt ben @eneraf
Booth bon Der Sdlodtion 2(rme' unn
unter6iet ii6 nit i6m iibtr ous inter
notionale 0orlpdrtstommsn bieier eje
felliAait.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1904-06-24

Die ,,2loroitern"- -5eitun-
gen pabcn sic BeIcbiette
BON "a Groiic nicbt MUIR
mitIctreiben ioneern nit
mocPcn helicn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1904-06-24
81r rlin, %. SSuni.

e. q. Gim6ls. eiu Qa1aoier Oes
.&ajIer Wjlb>ImIL". tbeilte Der 2lifo
tiirter NrcIe nit. baB er 2oomis loG)
fur3 por G;ntreifcn oes 0ompfers in
9iamoutb lab. 6err GjimbIe lit nicut
iifer, Of 2oomi8 iih bort du5idiffte
oosr oerifapanb. lpabrenb Der Dam
pier oen Gandl treu3te. 2oomis bate
ttabidtiQt, bis G6erbours 3u iabren.
Gr pflegte aui bem Gbsrbed 3niIden
ben 8ooten 3u iibsn, unb Der Grt gilt
ais niAt uuQcfdhrlia.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-03-13
ADMIRAL DEWEY AND
PARTY IRE IN HAVANA
Assistant Secretary of State
LOOMS Discusses the Situation
in San Domingo.

HAVANA, March 12.-Admiral Dewey and
his party landed to-day from the auxiliary
cruiser Mayfower and with Assistant Sec
rotary of State Loomis and Minister
Squires called on President Palma. Mr..
Loomis may sail for New York on the
steamer MORO Castle this afternoon. The
Mayfower may remain here over Sunday
and then proceed direct to Washington.
With reference to the situation in Santo
Domingo, which Mr.. LoOmis inquired into
to a considerable extent, the assistant sec
rotary Of state said to the correspondent
of the Associated Press that there appeared
10 be no cessation of the series of the revO-
lutiOns and fighting which had been going
on for a long time. He declined TO dis
cuss the situation as 1t affects the United
States relations thereto, pending the de-
livery of his report at Washington, but
said the United States had no present in
tention to intervene in any manner, except
for the protection Of its interests. No Amer
lean forces have been sent ashore except
temporarily.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-03-13
DISMISSAL OF SUIT
FOR HEAVY DAMAGES
Action for 5000 in Case at Co.
lumbus Involving Death from
Drinking Wood Alcohol.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
COLUMBUS, Ind. March 12.-The case of
John Rynerson. administrator of the estate
of Annie Fitzgibbon, against Augustus Feb
ring, of thisc city, demanding 5000 damages,
was dismissed in the Circuit Court to-day.
Mrs. FitzgibbOn died from the effects of
wood alcohol which was purchased at Feb
rings drug store and her mother sought
to bring suit against the druggist. The
court decided that she could not bring the
suit. and John Rynerson. a local attorney.
was appointed administrator of the estate
so that an action for damages could be
brought. Mrs. Fitzgibbon and her husband,
Charles Fitzgibbon. had both been sick, and
Mr.. FitZgibbon went to the drug store for
alcohol. Mr.. Fehring says he asked for
wood alcohol and said he wanted it TO
form a part of some horse liniment. AS
Fitzgibbon was in a hurry, no label was
put on the bottle and the liquid was taken
to the Fitzgibbon home.
Both Mr.. and Mrs. Fitzgibbon drank some
of the alcohol and the latter died a short
time later. Suit was then brought for
damages because the druggist had failed to
place a label on the bottle.
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OF STEAMERS

NEW YORK, March 12.-Arrived: ST.
Paul, from southampton; Umbria. from
Liverpool. OFF Nantucket: Minneapolis,
from London Sailed: MenOminee, for
London: New York. for Southampton; Koe-
nigen Luise, for Italian ports; Lucania, for
Liverpool; Ethiopia, for Glasgow; Hecla,
for Baltic ports; Pretoria, for Hamburg.
CHERBOURG. March 13.-Arrived:
Moltke, from New York. for Hamburg; ST.
Louis, from New York. for Southampton.
LIVERPOOL, March 12.-Arrived: Bo-
hemlan. from Boston; Carpathia, from New
York. Sailed: Campania, for New York.
GIBRALTAR, March 12.-Passed: Liguria,
from Naples and Genoa, for New York; Re
public, from Naples, etc, for Boston.
QUEENSTOWN, March n.-Arrived:
Etruria. from New York; Celtic, from Bos-
ton. both for Liverpool.
ANTWERP, March 12.-Arrived: Swftzer-
land. from Philadelphia. Sailed: iceland,
for New York.
HAVRE, March 12.-Arrived. Champagne.
from New York. Sailed: La Savoie, for
New York.
SOUTHAMPTON. March 12.-Sailed:
Mesaba. from London for New York.
HONG-KONG. March 12-Arrived: Gaelic,
from San Francisco.
HAMBURG. March 12.-Arrived: Patricia,
from New York.
GENOA, March 12-Arrived: Romantic,
from Boston.
LONDON, March 12.-Sailed: Cambrian.
for Boston.
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Mews of Important Happenings in Lndiana
PURDUE TO ENTERTAIN
STUDENTS OF KENTUCKY
Party of Fifty to Be Welcomed at
Lafayette and Escorted Through
the University.
MEETING OF TRUSTEES
Special to the indianapolis Journal.

Special to the indianapolis Journal.
LAFAYETTE, Ind, March 12.-On Mon
day seniors at Purdue University will en-
terrain a large party of Kentucky Univer-
sity students, who will be escorted through
the grounds and buildings at Purdue. Pro-
fessor F. Paul Anderson, of Kentucky Uni
versity, will nave charge of the visiting
party. Professor Anderson is a former
Purdue student. and this trip of the Ken
lucky students to Purdue is an annual af-
fair. President Stone will welcome the
delegation. Especial attention will be paid
by the visitors to the mechanical engineer
ing department. The party will consist OF.
fifty students.
The members Of the board of trustees Of
Purdue University will meet next Wednes-
day in Fowler hall, and it is probable that
some action will be taken on the PROPOSE
ton to erect a memorial gymnasium. The
session of the board will be the first since
the university opened last September, and
great interest attaches to II. The board has
a busy session ahead of It. The matter OF
comforting the title OF athletic director on
Oliver f. Cults, who last winter was APP
pointed manager Of athletics. will be taken
up. The board also will consider the Ques-
ton OF providing more room and a larger
corps of instructors for the Increased num-
Der of students. Bids for the erection of
the propose $4,000 physics building VIII
be received and acted on.
Founders day was celebrated tonight
by the Purdue Chapter OF Sigma Alpha Ep-
silon fraternity. An elaborate banquet was
served at the Hotel Lahr. Irwin f. Artz
presiding as Guests were
was the ~forty-eighth anniversary of the
founding of the society.
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zENOR CARRIES CLARK,
ASSURING NOMINATION
His Majority Over Cox Is I,47o,
Giving Him Eighteen Votes
Under the Unit Rule.
COUNTY TICKET NAMED

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
JEFFERSONVILLE. Ind, March H.
Complete returns from the Democratic pri-
mary Of yesterday show that Judge w. t.
Zenor, candidate for denomination for Con-
gress. carried the county by a majority OF
LAB over w. E. Cox. his opponent. Zenor
received 2,541 votes and Cox 1,062. AS the
unit vote prevails in this county. this gives
Zenor the entire delegation Of eighteen
votes, which assures his denomination
Judge j. K. Marsh, incumbent, was beaten
for the nomination for circuit judge by
Harry Montgomery by a majority of 494.
Isaac Phipps received the nomination for
county treasurer over j. z. Burke and A.
O.. Sheer by a plurality OF 95S. Phipps re-
ceived more votes than both the other can
Gidates. r. B. RAIDER beat Frank w. Carr
for joint senator by 21S votes, and. as he
already had Scott county TO his credit, this
inSures him the joint senatorial nomination.
lack Scifres. of Washington county, can
didate for joint representative, received a
majority over Harry Jewett, of New AL
bany, of 40 votes. This also insures
Scifre's nomination, as he had carried
Washington COUNTY before. For representa-
tive from Clark ounty Curtis Ballard de-
feated r. NJ. Frank and G. w. Wagner by
Charles Zollman defeated Joseph Warder
for prosecutor by a majority of al.
This county will cast the deciding votes
in the three most important conventions
congressional. joint senatorial and joint
representative.
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INDICTMENT WILL Be
RETURNED ON MONDAY
Schafer Grand Jury Votes to Re
turn a Bill in Three Counts
Against Mcdonald.
ARRANGEMENT NEXT DAY

Special TO the indianapolis Journal
BEDFORD. Ind, March 12-The Law
renee county grand jury adjourned at noon
to r%econvene Monday. having practically
concluded the investigation Of the Schafer
murder case. The jurors voted to indict
James Mcdonald, confined in the Blooming
ton jail as the murderer Of Catherine Scha-
fer The Indictment will be returned in
court Monday afternoon. Prosecutor Miller
will in the meantime prepare the document
which embraces three counts.
The first will charge Mcdonald killed Miss
Schafer with a brick. the second a wrench
and the third with some weapon unknown
to the jury. When Foreman Harryman at
At Is formally presented in court Judge VIII
son will order Mcdonald a~rraigned. His
counsel. Palmer and Vance, viii enter a
plea OF not guilty and supplement the plea
with a motion for an immediate trial, also
another motion that their client be trans
ferred from the Bloomington to the Bed
ford Jail that they may have frequent ac-
cess 10 the prisoners presence.
Mcdonald will be arraigned Tuesday
morning and his trial probably will be set
for the first week of the May term as the
docket at present is so crowded as to pre-
clude a trial at this term.
George Earnhart. claiming to be a detec-
tive working on the case, was arrested by
police tonight.