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Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1905-06-24
THREE COACHES DERAIlED-
Twenty-nine Passengers Injured Ia
Colorado Wreck.

Denver, June 3.-Westbound pas
senger train No. 5 on the Denver and
Rio Grande railroad was wrecked at
Pinto, a small station sixty miles west
of Grand Junction, Colo. No fatalities
resulted. The accident was caused by
a broken bolt in frog at a switch
Three coaches were derailed and
twenty-nine passengers were slightly
injured.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1905-06-24

enth and eighth innings. The
final score was 8 to one in our
favor.
Outside of O'Malley's great
playing at second and Bailey's
steady pitching, the game was
listless, and very little enthus-
iasm was shown on the part of
the rooters.
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Election Law Unconstitutional.

Lincoln, Neb., June 23.-The bien-
NAL election law passed by the last
Nebraska legislature and designed to
do away with "off year" elections has
been declared unconstitutional by the
supreme court of this state. All cleo
tions will be held this fall as hereto
fore. a
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1905-06-24
MARKED MILITARY ACTIVITY RE.
PORTED ON FRANco-eER-
MAN FRONTIER.
DIPLOMATIC NEGOTIATIONS CONTINUE
MUCH soLIclTUDE IN PARIS OFF,
cIAL CIRCLES REGARDING
THE OUTCOME.

Paris, June 23.-Oficial circles here
observe the outward appearance of en-
tire tranquility over the Franco-Ger-
man negotiations, but an undercurrent
of considerable anxiety prevails rela-
tive to Germany's answer to the
French note. This is somewhat inten-
sified by publications purporting to
give Germany's intention to insist that
the Moroccan conference be not tram
meled by specific limitations on it's
scope. Nothing, however, has yet been
received from official sources indicat-
ing chat such is the purpose of Ger
many and Premier Rouvier's associ-
ates maintain that as his note is
couched in a calm, conciliatory tone
there Is reason to. expect that Ger
many will answer him in similar
spirit of conciliatien. However, con-
siderable element in parliamentary
circles shows much solicitude regard
ing the outcome of the negotiations.
Reports from the front continue to
show marked military activity and a
feeling of unrest among the people liv-
ing along the border. The influential
press, evidently in accordance with
the wishes IF the government, refrains
from discussing the military aspect,
asserting that the negotiations, while
in a delicate stage, continue normal.
AIarmist Reports Increase.
The gloomy sentiment increased
during the afternoon owing to the cir
culation of alarmist reports. These
had marked influence on the bourse,
where rentes suffered an unusual de-
cline OF over 40 centimes, finally clos
ing at 35 centimes below the last quo
tations of the previous day. Much
excitement accompanied the trading,
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1905-06-24

Earned runs, Morris s. First base on
balls off Bailey l. off Wetherston Z
Struck out by Bailey 6. bp Wetherst on @
Dotble play, Horrigan to O'Ma1ley. Unl-
pire Nelson. Scorer Forkner.
Next Tuesday the boys will
go to Glenwood for a game, Civ
ing all who would like to go
the chance of making the trip
by train.
Thursday Clinton will be
here for a game with the locals.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1905-06-24
NORRIS VS. HERMAN.

Ihe game against Herman
was without a doubt the best
game of the season. For ten
innings the two clubs fought
Tor supremacy, and during the
contest bnt one error was made
by Morris and only three by
Herman. The game thruout
was fast and snappy, and was
exciting and splendid enough
to cause the fans the remark
after the game was over, that
they had seen the best
game of their lives.
Brown and Anderson were
the opposing twirlers, and both
were i'll remarkable form.
Brown had eihgteen strike outs
to his credit, and allowed but
one hit. Anderson had eleven
strike outs, and held the locals
to five scattered hits.
Neither side proved very
dangerous until the tenth.
Herman was first to bat and
it looked as tho they were go
ing to win the game. Bradford
went to first on O'Malley's ex-
cusab1e error, and stole second
Sackett sent another to ] Jimmy
who attempted to get Brad
ford at third but was too late. |
Sackett went to second. With
men on second and third; and
no one down, things looked
pretty gloomy for the Morris
crowd. But the next three
men who faced Brown, took
their little turns at the willow,
did the Casey stunt" slamed !
the bat down and walked to
to the bench, with the result !,
that Herman's first and last
opport unity to score had come
ITO naught.
Warner, the first man up for
Morris in the tenth, reached
first on all error, Jones bunted
and Warner went to second.
O'Brien sent one to Anderson t
who threw to third and
caught Warner. Danielson,
who has been hitting the ball
at a good clip of late was next
I'D, and the little fellow COW
cred himself with glory, by
making a clean single which
was good enough to enable
tones to run from second to
home with the winning run.
Folio wing is the score:
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c+ruck out by Brown IL, by Anders0n II
no,,,1e play Stewart to O'Ma1ley to Hor-
- Unaire Erick Thornton Scorer
Forkner.
NORRIS VS. BROWNS VALLEY.
The game between Morris
and Browns Valley was too
one-siped to be very interest
ine. The locals obtained
scores in the third to
win. but they evidently wanted
il make sure of the game so
Increased their lead in the sew
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Gas bette 8rot fur ainocr

Sas bette Wrpt fiir &inOcr
lit oasienise. in ,Delhem alle Nabritoife
bes Bstreioes eribalten lino. Dann lit
es ri1tig bereitet um Der beranpahi
ieHoen Msnid)1eit aur Nabrnns su oie=
1ietl.
.peerleB" Niebl 1T DasieniDe. bon
benz man Brot baden tanfl bas allen
oig{en Mnforoerunaen entipridt.
Drosirt es Mn Der Ginoer tuillen.
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@ie aIt biit Dn I?

Gin Meni1 iii ni1t dlter, als et lid
liiblt. un6 bud fiiloen mir auf unissen
2ebsnspfaoe qreiie Sunge. sic fiuo
aue tralirige Gtithsintl;ta iln6 tottlia'
8eqenltdnoe bes Mitleioes. uno oann
'uieoer be9e0nen uns trdfti9e. alte
Rdnnsr uno feIte, alis 6ralen, Die Der
3abn Der 3eit nur lueni9 berilbrt 81
baben ibeiut. Sic traqer ibre llebS'G
,fabre nit iusenoli6er 5ril6e. SIeles
limo Die iunasn @reiie. Sic babsn
lih out in Nbt oenommen. lie ltno 9e=
innO uno trdfti9 uno 9enisBsn leBt oi,
iiiBen 6riidte oes reifeu GrellenaIters
@s liegt tein 8runo uor. tpsshulb
llte geute trdutlib iein follten. = teln
8runo. tpeshalb Die 2sbeusorgane nl1t
9efrditi9l, Die Wanoun9en aeltdrtt unit
Der Gerfaa Der 8eluebe niht auT9es
6nlten tperoen t6nnen. tpenn oas rlbtige
Dtittel aneepanot miro. Cine Der
pidti9fen @i9enIduIten ppn Gnrnl's
Nlpentrduter= 9lutbeleber 1T feline Ver=
jiin9un9straft. gr reini9t ni6t nu'
oas GDnem. Ionoern i6aift aud neues,
reides, rotbes ylut. gr lit elm aner=
fanntes Wisoeraufbauungsmittel fin
Die Qlten uno S6waden.
Serr Sortel 5oItsuien aus Newburp.
Minn.. idreibt: SD bin sueiunoa9t=
GIG Sabre alt, aber babe mid let piers
aie Sabrsn nidt 10 luobl beiunoen oils
jeBt, pofiir ib 8ott uno Sbrem Alpen.
trduter-S -Slutbeleber su oanten babe"
Gpt6e 3eueniNe tann man niht
leien. obne trdTti9 uon Der 5batlabs
iiberSeuet al weroen, oaB t5ornls vi:
Observation-Disclosures infolae ieiner
miloea uno bod wirtiamen glaens
i1aften gans beionoers ben gecitrf.
nilIen Der Mlten. Sdpaden unb 8e=
breblihen aneepabt 1T. Saulenoe
perionen IN aaen 2ebensiteaun9en ha=
ben iiber feline @eIunobeit brinaenoen
gisenldaften 3euenib abaeleat. uno
ct perbisnt rei6lid oas i'm, bon Sung
uno Dit essoats Sob. ssornl's alpen-
Observation-Disclosures III niht cine apo=
tbeter.Meoi3in. gr miro Den 2euten
brett our1 Die in ieoem @smeinmelen
aneefeDten Mssnteu 5ugeitelt. Wei-
tere Mnfraaen ridte man on Or. 3.
hrnep, ll2-ll4 8. 5opne Ioe..
'gunugo, 81.
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So,st 3rte8sid,aupias.

Die ruifI1e 6lDtte unter Nomiral
NoleItmenstp bat GinQupore pailirt.
obne anf Die sSapaner su itoBen. IS
| 1T lebo6 bemerft tporben. Dab bier Der
Iqrobten 5bia9tibiffe bel bent &ei6ma=
Der feblten uno 9laubt man oaber, bas
8eIbwaoer babe Iid eetheilt, Inn iib
lpdter luieoer 81 oereini0en. 98o li6
CUR 3eit 9lomiral 9o9o nit leiner
6lotte befinoet. 1T unbetannt. bod be-
obadtet er Dbne 3weiiel Die ge!pe9un=
gen Der ruIiilhen Slotte uno man er=
partet f6on in ben ndbten Sagen cine
entI6eioenoe Seei1labt. Mit Qrpber
5pannuna Iiebt man oerislben ent9e=
gen. Wenn bic G9Iaht lta:tfinoet,
oann miro es bas erlfe Wat lett mooers
ner Grieesfiibrunq Iein. ooB lid stusi
an 3abl uno Yemannuns 9lei6e
SrieQs flotten im Sample auf 500 uno
2eben gegeniiberlteben. Mon nimmt
allQemein an, oab oieie ShloGt Die
entiheloenoe iein uno Dem Srieg Elm
gnbe MAIDEN miro.
Sn Der Wanof6urei MAIDEN bic Saz
paner Dtlid bon Sirn cine Glantsn=
beme9un9. Die Sruppen oaIelhIt IOl=
len uon Dem 8eneral Ctu befebli9t
Iein. 9;e Strobsn beIinoen i1 in
l6le0tem 3ufanoe.
Bencral Ginepitdn 1T in braItiIher
Weile 9e9en eine 9tn3abl Silisiere uor=
9eoan9en. Die lid in Der Shla6t bel
Wtutoen Der 6eiabeit Dor Dem 5eiuo
Ibuloia qemadt batten. 0ie Namen
Der betrehenoen feiqeu Sifi8iere finn
in allen Sioii,onsbauptquartleren if
fentlih ouQeihla9en woroen, uno elniQs
lino io9or aus benz 2u9sr binausse.
trDmmelt mproen.
Ser yeri1t Der aeltriaen Nbenobtat=
ter iiber cine 9robe 5eei4labt bat ltb
nl9t bsfdtigt.
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Sn einem galoonitreit in 2onbon,
ap.. tuuroe oas Statsle9islaturmiss
qlieb S. s. s. Sotuaro BON 9ilForo
9sn9e erldoIien.
Sn You9bteeplie, q. g., 1T elm
&uoerboot. in peldem Sames Mallop
unb Iehs golen BON Barrptopn iiber
ben 9uoion iebtsn ppllten, umoei1la-
gen lno Watlop iotpie bier Boten fan.
ben in ben Wellsn ibre SOB.
Nad elmer aus Nailonia, gulasti
@otlntp. 8a,. tonmenoen MelounQ
bat liG in Nromap aaurrD, bier Meilen
pm gaiionia eutIernt. cine Grploiion
ereianet. tuelhe ben iofortieen 5oo BON
|ieben in Der gidbe arbeitenoen Mdns
nern oeruria6te. Gie 8eleiie Der
Norfolt & Weitern giIenboGn Iino po1-
itannis blofirt, uu6 Der nad Often
.aehenoe Baliasier5ug SO. 78 tonnte
erIt nah "a Stunoel our6tommen.
9rdiioent 3ooiepelt 1T in Otlaboma
nno lie9t Dem Sagobergnii9en Oh, tpdb=
reno lsine WiniIter in Walbineton li1
bemiiben, ben Staatstarren i'm ri1tis
gen @eleile gu balten.
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Gin imr1tbares GrObeben.

Ser n6roli9e SbeiI bon Snoien III
leBte Wode bon einem i9refliben @ro.
beben bein9eiu6t moroen. ueberall
lino 8ebduoe eiuaeitiir5t uno piele
Wenihen um's 9sben getommen. Sie
in ben Ber9en llesenoe Staot 9barm=
lala 1T falt aana serltDrt wDroen. 9as
Quarter Del gin9ebornen III nur nod
Elm Sriimmerbauien uno in oem 0iers
tel Der Guropder iino Die meilten Sdu.
Ter aerfDrt uno ueun perionen eetooteI
DOroen. Die 2eute fampiren i'm 6rsi.
en-, 2ebensmittel lino falt aar niht gu
baben uno Die Sage miro oaourd nod
Deridlimmert. oaB Die Nd9te lebr fall
lino. Dle gan5e Seo0lteruns lit obs
bablos.
Nab ipdteren Beritbten inb in
DbarmIala bel benz GrDbeben infolet
oes @inlturses elmer aus Stein erbau.
ten Raierne 470 Mann BON peritieoe.
nen Gurtba Ne9imentern lebenoig be.
9raben iporoen uno es beibt, Die &et.
tung Der 8erihiitteten lei unmoalid.
Nad eiper unsefdbren G1dbunq
lino in ben 0rtidaften in Der umge.
bung bon Dharmiala 90 sis 80 BRO.
gent Der Beoolterung umgetommen.
Gie telesrapbiids Yerbinouna mi
Dbarmlala 1T Dieoer berseltellt. Das
grobebsn mar Diel I6limmer. als mar
i'm Nnlang otlaen0mnen unb miro oit
3abl Der 5ooten auf Is, 900 eelbdBt.
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~IGSevueatBgettea.
pttD.

Ge9en Priiiioenl Obli9er BON bet
NatioEalbant in WooIter lino Dor BEN
gunoes9erihte in @lepelano flint 9na
tla9en erhoben tporoen. Nuh 9e0en
oen &allier Der Sberlin 8ant. Spears,
DER BON Der Gbaolpif 9et6oer! wuroe.
| llno eine NnSabl Mntlagen erbobsn
,poroen.
ssn gaton bat oas S6arIadlieber
einen iot6en unlfang an9euommen,
Dob ldmmtIi6e S6ulen geI1lollen Der=
oen mubten.
Oas 8etpitter. lpelbes am Nonta9
9lbeno ilber unIerc Staot bin3o9. bat
| Ii9 iiber ben 9lDBeren She'll bes @taa=
te5 erltreft uno OIL pieleu Orteu beoeu=
tenosn S6aOen an9eridtet.
Sn @billicotbe wuroe Der 5burm Der
PresbDterianertlr6e umgetuebt uno fiel
ou,1 Die Memorial.6 .6alle. mo 80 Gln=
Der cine Probe elmer YOrlteQun9 abbiels
ten. Die Yafteine fieleu unter Die
9inoer, Uiele tpuroen leibt. aber teines
erbeblih perlebt. Gas 9ab Der oeut=
! )iAeu WstbooiItentir9e nuroe ab9ebo=
ben uno Elm She'll oes 3burnles Der st.
Petrustirde fiel Elm.
Sn urbana wuroe Der Nrbeiter Wil-
lon Walter pom Blib get0otet.
Sn 3anssbiGe ,uuroe Oas Sad Der
@eueriben 56pterei abgeboben.
Sn Glintoupille ,puroe oas Da9 Der
neueu sdenne y. Welterpelts bonn
Siurme geboben. fiel auf oas 8sbGuoe
|snriif uuo 3ertriimmerte oas sueite
Stodwert ; Die bort lageruoen Waa=
ren. II. q. 3 SAB 3uder. itilr5ten nit
ben 9alten uno Brettern binab in Ole
GAeune. 9arin maren Die Nrbeiter
@barles Sues, @barles Sentins uno
Sarrp 3int; lebteren yeioen oelan9 es
ourh eine 3biir gu enttommen uno lie
erlitten nur lei6ie 8erlsbuneen. @ueB
aber tpuroe unter oen 3riinmsrn be-
9raben. ober Elm galten mar 10 9efal=
len. bab er oen Wunn i6libte. @r bat
ls0ob eial Sem aebr0den, Elm SSuBQe=
lent pererfft.s WeiRruelt. mel6er 200
6uB lpeit oapon in isinsr Wobnung
mar. puroe bonn Sturme 20 SUB melt
geI6lsuoert, aber nur leidt oerleBl.
st erleibet einen 8erlult bon $500.
glnf cine lbredlibe MsiIe fano gbas.
g8inter bon 5oleoU Isinen 600. Oils
er porleBten Dtittipod Qbeno UNI etpa
9 llbr nit ieinem Hreuuoe S. 6.
Stump in Der 9idbe ieiner Wobnuna
aus ieinem Nutomobil beraus5uteiaen
I'M Yeeriffe mar. wuroe oas @efdbrt
BON elmer StraBsncar erfaBt uno er I'm.
ter Die &aoer Der Gar 9eibleuOert.
Sein G0rper wuroe oerart 5uaeriAist,
oaB er taum mebr 81 ertennen mar.
Stump blieb unberiebrt.
2ebte WOds muroe in Snoianaputls
Sobn Do. Sanoel, alias 8eOr9 2auer,
BON Mansiielo perbaftet, neil er auae=
tla9t lit, Dor etna einenl Sabre cine Der
Union Der glaarrenmaner gebDrenoe
Sumne BON 1851 unteridla9en 81 b.
ben. gr muroe mad Mansflelo s.=
bra9t.
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@nsIanS.

4nslanS.
G6nig Srieorid 9nsult BON Gadlen
bat ii9 bersit ertldrt, oas Sabresein-
tommeu Der 8rdfin Wontienoio, ieiner
friiberen @emablin, auf $500 su
erb0beu, menn iie lid berp1i6tet, i6re
3obter. Die YrinseIlin 2lnna Monica.
benz G0uig aus5uliefern. Man elaubt,
| oaB bic &cntrOpsrie amiI6eu oem So.
Mig uno Der @rdfin oamit Elm gnoe er.
reihen miro.
Sm 9an5en mittleren europa bat es
leBe gDDbe aei6neit. YIN itdrtIten
mar Der 56neefau in sdlelieu uno in
Uislen 8e9enoen Don 3euti1lano,
OeferreiA uno un9arn bat es darts
6rOne ge9ebeu.
Cine iAmere Morotba: wuroe in
DeiAerau, Greis gteumartt (S1lelieD
Uerlbt. Gie SienItma9o oes 8af=
mirtbs 9ampel bate 600 Mart in Der
Sotterie aetuonnen. glls oas MaoAen
oieisa Yetras ieiner Mtutter I'M Na6.
barerte brtngsn tpDllte,. lpliroe ibm in
elnem @ebiiicb ain QHege aufgeIauert
nno nit einem Meiier Die Rsbls p6llig
ourbldnitten. 10 OaB es lDfort toot
mar. 9as 8elo nuroe gerauot. 9as
Weller lieB Der DI0roer am Sbatrrt.
Gin 8enoarm be9ab li9 oarauf in oas
@aitbaus Su Nei6erau uno ira9te Die
2lnpelenoen. oh lenauO Den @iaentbii=
mer oes Welers tenne. Wlit Dem
Nnsruf yOas lit ia oas Wensr DON
papa !" luuroe Der Walttuittb 0ampel
our0 feline abnunaslole 5o9ter ibsr.
fiibrt. Gr lult.u. lOfort DerbaItet.
Dur6 Den ginfaa zines i'm Yau be
ariftenen Wanerreierpoirs tamen an
GamIta9 in MaOrio 100 gerlonen I'm
oas Seben uno 9unoerte wuroen mebr
ooer weni9er oerleBt. 6rauen nit
ldwarSen Sfla99en ourdso9en Die Staot
uno 3wangen Die Suufeute. gum 3si=
den Der 5rauer Die 2doen gu iblieRen.
sSu siner DoGfabrit in pobianiSe in
IulIiib pOleu puroen 70 Mdo1en
our1 4rienit usrslftet. oas auf Den
Booen 9etreut mar. 9su S6dter tennt
man niAt. 80 Der Mdohen muBtsE
in elm 9oipital sebradt tuerOsn.
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9(1lfil1loigull(l.
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SIS freut MIDI bem 4ubfum Sic Mtt9eiuus maiden gu 6n,
nen, oa i oen Store Sobn 8urri S nuo Shmudpoa>
rbanbler, 1873 et6odiruBe 9u pbiaoepbia fdui rppr>
ben nnO tooe oaS @eibat nit elmer poaussen NSpab
u9ren anoubren 5bmudaden, Slteppuren 9sldnittenem
(Slas &c erbfne
SD bo bic tehen gEaon i'm @ar uno balts MIDI itets
IN oas Wfotto:
Sie befen Waaren fit Deu biaigFen Breis.
SD faufe fir baar uno eertonie fir taar uno 10 be5abl i'd
ben nebrsen Gnfauspres unb bin audi I'M 5tanoe, gum nieb
rigt mbsltben 8ree ;u perfaufen.
Sd beprse &epootren l1bren, g8anoubren gdmudia>
9en Nte enslde nnb ibw 5erild1e ubren ome ranDlde
ssanoubren eine Sp5atd Gin gerlt pab gu uber5susen
slae strbejtcu saramtirt.
Somm Der uno aB Gnre br resuliren ober Cure Iusen
sdlT anpallen, mir peran9en nbs fir be Nrbeit.
llner opes Separtement 1T jeber gSeiie conpe uno
mir bered)nen ncbs fir Iusen=G =Gramnationen.
Nslr meroen uns bmiben, Gudb su efrebtlen Seb SIR
nit surere 10 st uns p SIR snoen 10 ast es anbsrn
9luf Guren 9enesten 3uiprud bpTenb
Seibnet ersebenf,
u. s. 0arris, Sunelier uub Sptifer,
1872 gSsH=onbHraBe Wcu pbilaoelpbia, >.
NadfDlser bon ant,tt Burrt
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Snlgah.

Sn 8esua aui Die Grubentatoitropbe
in 3ie9ler, ST., bel welder 43 Berg.
leute um's 2sbeu tamen, bat Die @oro.
ners.S Surp entI1isben. oab Die 2eute in
Golae einer puIuererplolion um's 2e=
ben aefommen Ieien. Die bon nod un=
betannten perIonen peruriabt noroen
lei. 8ie Surp ertldrt ierner, Die Cru.
be lei in autem 3ultano 9etueien uni
es babe teine @assgrplOiion itatteefun.
Den. @s ,pirb our1 oieien Wabrlprud
anseoeutet. oaB eiu Berbrehen borliest
uno oaB bic grploiiou bon b6smillige,
9anb Derurla1t moroen ut.
Na1 elmer iebsidbrisen Saeo ,purbt
90. Grants. Der lebte ueberlebenoe De,
berii6tisten .8lad Sads Getdums"
8anoe BON @iienbabnrdubsrn. in Fri.
nioao. @oI., 9sfansen.
Die Gabritanlaee Der Mrt geoneat
SO. in Chicago. bel tpelder felt 4 Wo.
den Elm Streit I'M @an9e lit. lit blird
einen 8rano serliDrt luorcen, tpel1e,
einen Shaben BON etma $l00,0 900 an.
9erihtet fat. 9Deniae Stunoen DO,
Dem Musbruh bes Jeuers iparen Die in
Der Jabrit anesfeQten 8riioer pete,
.uno prpbius Nnoretps BON einem Sus.
senb Mdnner thdtlid angesriffen NOR.
ben.
Beim Muslaben ei1les rielisen 5teinss
aus einem Baanmaaen fano in Buffalo.
q. o., Der GontraftOr Gilbert 6.
Maltbp ieinen Sob uno ssreo. puppas
prroe t0olih perleBt, inbem Der Stein
auf fie fiel.
SIN Sing sing Gefdnanis bes
Gtaates 9lep Oort tpuroe Nartir
Gbelt pegen Der Grmoroun9 ieine,
6rau binaerihtet.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-04-13
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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-04-13

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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-04-13

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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-04-13
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-07-15
STRIKING SCENES
AT LUNCHEON

Before 1 o'clock the lanais and halls
of the Royal Hawaiian Hotel We're fill
ed with people. The place was bloom
ing with floral and fernal decorations,
tables. Although 225 guests had been
arranged for, this number was largely
increased when the luncheon was actu-
ally served. The circular lanai, where
Miss Roosevelt and prominent members
We're entertained, presented a charm
ing picture. The ceiling was traced
with ropes of MALE and plumaria leis
and the pillars concealed by masses of
greenery. Banks of banana stalks.
with punches shown in their natural
growth, pineapples. beautiful mangoes
of the Gerrit Wilder brand, and feathery
elaborate decorations. In the Eva
lanai there was an artificial ceiling of
pepper branches, with Golden Shower
blossoms sprayed over all. Iaia vines
anu pluiiidi Id uioSSoiilS, together Will
many beautiful potted palms, COM
pleted the garnisments there. In the
parlOr, maidenhair ferns and red Poin-
ciana Regia blossoms were conspicu-
Gus.
Out in the Hotel park the Hawaiian
Band played during the luncheon hour,
while the Ellis Quintette Club played
and sang Hawaiian airs from a plat
form erected near the circular lanai.
1t was a congenial gathering of dis
tinguished visitors and local ladies and
gentlemen, and care had been taken to
bring the right sort of people together.
Miss Roosevelt, Secretary Taft. Act
ing-Governor Atkinson and Mrs. Ala
tau Atkinson occupied the table of
honor. Nearby We're Mrs F. D. Ten
ney and Mrs. F. NJ. Hatch. chairman
of the local ladies' committee. The
tables We're occupied. in general. as
follows:
! Hon. and Mrs. Serene Payne, Mr.. and
! Mrs Tenney: Senator Warren. Hon. J.
! l.. Gilbert, L. E. Pinkham and Mrs
| Victor Blue; Hon. H. P. Baldwin. Sen
ator Foster, r. H. Trent. Hon. VIM
Howard; Mr.. and Mrs w. G.. Irwin
Senator and Mrs. Newlands; Mr.. and
MIS-. Geo. W. Smith. Senator and Mrs
Scott; Senator Long. Hon. H. a
Cooper, w. o. Smith, b F. billing
! ham; Hon. and Mrs. Grosvenor. Mr.
and Mrs. F. w. Macfarlane; Captain