THE JOUBNAL, SATURDAY, MAY 21, 1904,

erally. But then the? discharge of the mine age Russia to send out the Baltic fleet, RAILROAD TIMn CARD. causal an explosion of her magazines and counting on finding a harbor of refuge in Spring Humors boilers." Port Arthur. Throngs Women Wait His Imperial "It is realized that the storming of the of for Come to most people anil cause many fortress will inevitably cost many lives, but (JVU UNIONfsUTlOir FIERCE COSSACKS it is said that the waters where the Jap- troubles, pimples, boiU and other " anese ships are forced to maneuver are be- to TEE BüRRö'JIEjSy DRIVE BACK ENEMY coming so dangerous because of floating Highness Prince Pu Lun Finish RoyalNap eruptions, besides loss of appetite, mines that heroic measures are impera- KM lll'M r'or l.earTSnJianpo2l4. tive. Under the?e --circumstances It is that tired feeling, fits of biliousness, 4 aa:r, Ma'.ttxn an.l St ll a m: .ipiii 20. Following lrr p m Jt 12.05 m. ST. FETEItSBURG. May 1 exercises, Ic! thought that lfe will be economized by (CONCLUDED FROM FIRST PAGE.) the light garments of the receiving women The prince took active part la the indigestion and headache. t I,'v.:Uand 'aytat!on 7. ra. on the heels of the news of the disaster to stormlr.g the stronghold and eliminating it who were guests. of the Local Council. A with the dark, rich robe3 of the Chinese j and from his hands were presented the Terr Haute. Maton ani Way. snopm. adjacent waters of certificates The sooner one gets Cht- - 4 so the Japanese fleet, the general staff received and the from the area general Invitation to the reception was ex- prince and his suite was an enective one. prizes annually awarded and the rid of them the Lafnvette, KaDkakeo und Ml a ta: 3.30 pm actual conflict." Eight members of Company D, under and diplomas "given to the graduates. Czo J ltiOara. official advices of the defeat of the Japa- special Daily News Che-Fo- o tended to all the members of the different Dy better, and the way to get rid of them Knkkec and aj 7 00 am. A to the from societies affiliated Local Coun Lieutenant Dawson, were detailed to keep The prizes which were presented nis IjifaTftt Station.... nese force "which was marching north from says: with the the stairways and hall clear for the prince Highness were with one exception volumes to and War Station .... ftispm. 1:5) cil. em and build up tho system that has 'lf;ix. LoiranTort and ?. ltand. ".( a m Jt 51 Feng-Wang-Chen- "At o'clock this morning a tremen- during to history of the Chinese g" for the purpose of ex- An unfortunate delay In the arrival of and to direct the moving procession relative the and 50am 1 dous explosion was heard in th direction the receiving hours, and the uniformed pire. The Founder's prizes, which is con- suffered from them is to take lVoria and War flationti rl...... u ecuting a flank movement on Mukden. De- was impossible as- the guest of honor and his suite threatened 7.Mara. of Port Arthur. It to the success of the reception. The members guards added to the picturesque decoration sidered the most valuable of all, and award- Champaign amt War station... 4 15 p ni. rmb- - school work, V. tails of the dispatch will not be made certain the cause." of the clubs who had been invited to meet of the building. ed for all around excellency in AST BOlT.VP-r- or 6 One of the prettiest parts of tne reception, were awarded to Miss Gertrude Free and Uuffalo t 4.49 a ra; ?() a m; lie until it has been passed by the war the prince between the hours of 4 and con- Hood's Sarsaparilla Clv!anl. were compelled 6 which was witnessed only by the commit- Miss Madeleine Maus Fauvre. In this New York and Horton 2.S5 p m Jk p m. commission, but It has txen left to' the JAPANESE DID NOT to wait until almost tees, was presentation of Mrs. Moy Kee nection honorable mention was awarded Cleveland an.l Wi Mniiotn ....li.oi a m. o'clock before they were to the the 4 clear in admitted prince. Moy was accompanied 0 Miss Agnes Monks. The prize and Pills Union fiT and Way Station. p m. Associated Press to make it that reception room. given, to the Mrs. Leander Munel and N 7. 00 6.23 p ra CARE TO RISK BATTLE The explanation by her husband, who, though he had not for the one being the most punctual In at- Fort arne ami order to save themselves from destruction that the prince was exceedingly fatigued reception, an given to Forming in combination tho Spring fort Warm. nidT 8 0 a m. to and was taking a nap, from which no mem- received an Invitation to the tendance to her recitations was Benton Harbor and War M... 7 00a rn Jt 1130a ra. the Japanese were compelled retreat. accompanying her. Miss Winona Allen Harpold. Residence Elkhart and Way 43 p rn. NIEU-CHWAX- G. May 20. 7 a. m. The disturb nounced his Intention of Medicino par excellence, of unequalled Stations Since General Kurokl sent a column north- ber of his suite would venture to because Chinese women are not accustomed prizes were given to Margaret Marie Gar- - Feng-Wang-Che- ng was and Cincinnati.. J g ward to gain the road leading directly weit reports of the Japanese retreat to him. graciously received. to go out unattended, and Mrs. Moy would rltson. Marie Bourland. Luclle May strength in purifying tho blood as Ore.n.burs At the arrival of Pu Lun with Julia 4 2.VS from Mukden, General Kuropatkln has kept are officially confirmed. The Prince be at a loss what to do if lert alone. Mrs. Franke and Winona Allen Harpold. One ' oukrili and Ncrth Vernon. ..3 ltSf.a m A p ra. Mrs. May Wright conducted Cincinnati 7.15 a m Jt 4.no p awaiting Sewall he was Moy of flowers five placed disposition 6kown by unequalled, radical and per- ard war m. it under the closest surveillance Japanese, numbering 20,000 men, came up to the dais, where Mrs. John W. Kern, act- brought an Immense bouauet of the medals at the Washinrton. I. .:. 7 4S a m A 6 30 P the moment when It should be so distant to present to Prince Pu and the en- of the Indianapolis branch of the Alliance Sprtnarfild and Oolumho, 00 a m Jt 00 p m. pre- with 22,000 Russians In a strong position on ing president of the Local Council of manent cures of 0...t from the main Japanese army as to Women stood. Aflrr his presentation to trance of the aualntlv attired Chinese man Francaise has been given by it to the Girls' Lynn and ar St M torn 6.13 P m. Feng-Wang-Chen- g. Daily vent its easy reinforcement. In observing Monday sixty miles west of Mrs. Kern he and Mrs. Sewall took their and woman, carrying the cluster of bright Classical School and this prize was last Ccrcfula Gait Rheum Indicates this plan the Russians withdrew and the It being unwise to risk a battle, places beside her, and the presentation of blossoms, was very effective ana created night awarded to Miss Agnes Leander Japanese, not rinding a strong force of the committees to the prince took place. much interest. At the entrance of the Monks. The prize for the girl that had Scald Head Dolls, Pimples CITY TICKET OFFICE, the enemy before them, continued to ad- the Japanese retreated in good order and prince and his suite Mrs. Moy unfurled shown the greatest improvement since she The prince adapted the American custom All Kinds of Humor Psoriasis 8 vance. When the time for action came with great rapidity. of handshaking, and, though it was not In- her gorgeous fan. keeping her face had been a member of the school went to North Illinois St. General Kuropatkln let General Itennen-kamp- ff An unofficial Rdssian authority says a tended that he should shake the hands of entirely hidden behind Its folds. She walked Miss Ruth Maxam. and Miss Gertrude Free Blood Poisoning Rheumatism Kennen-kamp- ff room, guided by her husband, received the prize for the best English stu- Claypool Hotel. lose from leash. General pitched battle was not fought, but rumor the assemblage of guests who were pre- around the had under his command only a committees, he adhered to to the dais where the prince stood, and so dent. Catarrh Dyspepsia, Etc Indianapolis. sented after the s o--i few regiments, but they were the flower of says there was considerable loss on both soon as she reached it she began an elab The music for the commencement was ) a m the custom, and there are few of the s, Accept no substitute, but be sure to Cincinnati Expre&a i On May he on orate bows kow-tow- to which by the girls from the school and a ra j 00 p m the Cossack cavalry. is fell sides during the clashes with the Cossacks, women who were guests of the Local Coun- series of and urnlshed 5.00 p ra 7 W pro the enemy, whose number has not yet been cil yesterday who have not the proud tho nrlnce reDlied with other bows and the address made to the graduating class get Hood's, and get it today, harassing the flanks of the Japanese. This kow-tow-s. Fi- 00 a m 10 40 a m revealed, vigor as to compel the . a more elaborate. was by Mrs. Sewall upon the subject, "Ex with such memory of a handshake with the Just shade Dayton. 00 p rn 5 00 p ra toward, division presumably was executing Moy down upon her , Japaneso retirement twelve miles a Chinese prince. Mrs. Carl Schneider pre- nally little Mrs. went pansion." t.GZ p m the base, near enough. It is presumed, to reconnoissance. Tho pursuit was checked guests to Sewall, who pre- knees, presented her bouquet to tne prince The graduates with diplomas last mgni sented the Mrs. began pour speech to him, were: auvre, Toledo and Detroit 10 i) m have received reinforcments from General when the main body of the Japanese was sented them to Mr. Wong Kai Kah, who and to out a little Madeleine Maus Genruoe AMERICAN ATTITUDE I U2ira7Kpra ...... Kuroki. who must Immediately have been rejoined. was also on the dais with his Highness, and to which he listened with the gravest atten Free. Ruth Maxam, Alice El Paso Nlckey, a m advired of the awkward predicament. news apparently tion and courtesv. That ended, she arose Ethel Marian Tyrrell. Margaret Marie Gar-ritso- n, a la 11.10 pn This accounts for the Mr. Wong In turn made the presentation of IN CHINA IS APPROVED ir.so The operation is described by the general withdrawal to an unknown destination of to the prince. On a second dais was Mrs. to her feet a train and a second series Agnes Leander Monks, Alice Lea St Louis 115) a m 11 10 p m staff as just such a move as It was ex- warships and transports from Tower hill, Wong with several members of her family bows and kow-tow- s took place, after which Monks and Ruth Augusta Pratt; graduates Tu wla Accommodation .30 pm Kal-Cho- ran May Applewhite, Daily. pected General Kuropatkln would make ton u, Liao-Tun- g Mrs. Moy, beaming and smiling, tne. with certificates. Alberta miles north of and Mrs. Alfred Potts, who presented the by her May Franke, and for which General Rennekampff was peninsula, and on account of renewed de- guests to Mrs. Wong. Miss Wong Ah Mae, furled, was escorted to the Julia Maria Bourland. Luclle Right to Send Warships Wherever City Ticket Office. 8 N. Illinois fitted and chosen. The latter's appear- fensive activity at Nleu-Chwan- g. of Shanghai, was also among the guests of husband, where she held a reception of her Nellie Free, Rose Morris Haas, Winona stage own. Allen Harpold, Rose Foster Knefler and Americans Live a Generally St, Claypool Hotel. ance on the wa3 somewhat late. It No news has been received here from hor.or and many of the women in the room upon Is ZJT had been Intended that he should raid Port Arthur. were presented to her. The Chinese are not allowed to look Estelle Downs Rockey. Ieare Indiar.apoli. Korea at the beginning of the war, but he The greatest interest was felt, both In the face of royalty, which explains Mrs. Accepted Principle. Chlc&ro Express Train, ia t 7.00 a ra tll..V) a m arrived at the front too late. The general the personality and the appearance of the Moy's keeping her fan before her eyes up Direct Line lUpra 'HUtm staff believes General Rennenkampff's at- JAPANESE LAND AN guests of honor, and Mrs. Wong, who has to the moment of her presentation. HIS HIGHNESS WILL Eonehdale, Crawford Me, La-- tack must have been in the nature of a been but little seen since her arrival in The volume containing tne year books or WASHINGTON, May 20. Announcement fa rette and Chicago 1150 am TAKU-SHA- N fifty-on- e SHOW W Ichiro n City thunderbolt. lie Is a man to attack quick ARMY AT the city, was second in Interest only to the societies affiliated with the VISIT THE PONY Washington government In- Lpn Local Council, which was presented to the that the would Monon (Ind.) Accommodation. 4.00pni and hlf men, veterans of the Chinese cam- the prince. Her robes, covered with rich on to dispatch Daily. a fcundar only. paign. ad been selected especially because and elaborate embroidery, her exquisitely-don- e prince, was compiled by Mrs. 1111am L. sist the right warships, not they knew what It was to be under fire. TOKIO, May 20. The following official hair and her handsome jewels held English. It was handsomely bound In white Prince Pu Lun Will Witness Per only 'to Chinese ports declared open by sustained by opposing statement ha3 Just been issued here: "A women who kid, the title was in gold, and the book was Th casualties the almost as much interest for the purple yellow, white treaty, but to any port where Americans LE.&17.R.KI. Liao-Tun- g grave tied with ribbons, the forces have not yet been announced. section of Infantry of the forces greeted her as did the bows and the formance in Gentry's Tents are permitted to reside, met ap- of courtesy of and purple carrying out the colors of the has frank TolMo, A Mich. Ex.... 7:15 a.m. a.m. In Shan-Chusa- n flattering intentness the Chirac !: went the direction of to council. On the first page was engraved a proval among European diplomats at Toldo, fc Cbicngo Ltd. 1J p.m. 3:r. p.m. prince. This Afternoon. Ietrrit - WITTSÖEFT REPORTS . reconnolter and met two sections of Rus- After all of the guests had been presented dedication, written by Mrs. Ovid Butler Washington. Alien. City. Munci fc Laf. t- 1. 7 ;2u p.m. infantry. to Prince Pu Lun the doors of the assembly Jameson, which ran as follows: "To his "The principle laid down by Admiral ' Daily. sian The Russians were repulsed Imperial Highness, Prince Pu Lun: The approved by ON JAPANESE DISASTER hall were closed and Mrs. Sewall delivered One of the novel features for Prince Pu Evans and Secretary Hay Is M. in thirty minutes. Our casualties were one an address of welcome to his Highness, pre- Indianapolis Local Council of Women offer absolutely sound," said a European am- I is In BLACK flrure. officer and four men killed and one officer by this record of their work, a message from Lun's visit in Indianapolis that is, novel bassador to-d- ay who has spent large May 20. High Ad- ceded an expression of praise for Mrs. a Indianapolis Union Station. ST. PETERSBURG, end eight men wounded. The Russian cas- Kern and the women of the Local Council the West to the East. The message from for his Highness will be a visit this after part of his career in China. "This prin- the East to the West of wisdom, .art, ciple Is held by all the European powers, miral Grand Duke Alexis has received the ualties were one officer and forty to fifty for their in making the recep- noon to the Gentry dog and pony show. to-da- of following dispatch, bearing y's date, tion of the prince a brilliant success. In science, was the fruit of the tree and If It were not insisted on the lives of ennsylvania men killed. The landing of Japanese troops addressing the prince Mrs. Sewall expressed life; the golden fruit that grew in the Gar This feature has been crowded into the foreigners In China would be constantly Lines. from Viceroy Alexleff, who received It by den of Local Council Po-Ye- ng at Taku-Sha- n began yesterday." her gratification at the assurance that a the Hesperldes. The prince's programme, and it is said that he menaced. I know the district, and VII-lalob- os Trains Run by Central Time. mail from Rear Admiral Wlttsoeft, in com- Admiral Hosoyo, commanding the third Chinese woman would be a memoer of the of Women believe that all who seek the is looking forward to thl3 event with un I have no doubt that the visit of the naval forces at Port Arthur, squadron, reports that with the third International Council meeting which she truth, working for the betterment of the to that section has had a very Tickst Omca at Station and at corner IllinoU and mand of the goes shortly to world, are of one heart, one thought, as usual interest. The programme in full for salutary effect on the natives." W astunpton Mreeta, 13-2- squadron, consisting of the Fuso, Heiyen, herself abroad attend. May 0: Dally, Pxlly, except Sunday. Sundays only. on the night of Sal-Te- n presentation to the multitudinous stars are of one universe. the day follows: t Tsukushl. and other vessels, he She then made the Although women of Cltina are on 4ThTce of the enemy's battleships and protected the landing of troops at Taku-Sha- n the prince of a handsome volume the the Waverley automobile works and Fkok Ixdiasapou to uatb Aaaiva yesterday, coast and containing the year books of all the other side of the world, divided from us by 'JUNIORS TO SENIORS" rblladelphia and New York. Ji Ml.jj three cruisers appeared to the east on the bombarded the seas, by language, by customs, rubber works, T. D. Laycock & Co., lunch Baltimore 3.80 landed a party of blue JacKets, who oc- clubs affiliated with the Local Council, and their hearts eon to be Hospital and Waulnrton.... ll..." morning of May 15. Their movements were Jap- eight containing reports must respond to the same call of humanity. served at works; Indiana OCCUPIES AFTERNOON Coiumbua.lnd.aJid Louisville. 11.35 cupied a point of land and raised the a set of volumes high- for Insane, chemical laboratory of Ell Lilly ColumUi. Ind. aud Louiarilla. watched from Liao-TI-Sh- an and Golden flag 8 morning. of the meeting of the national and inter- the call of the races to be luted Into a ...7.u anese at o'clock in the The spiritual existence, to make world & Co., baseball game between the high Richmond, l'lquaand Coiuinüu. O LSJ 11. ü hill. After crossing the meridian of Port landing of troops Immediately commenced national councils of women. The large er the a Louis- Vincennes Kxpre 7. Ü.15 - fly-le- school pupils of Indianapolis and af fit place the children of man, who are - Arthur this squadron turned eastward and and was accomplished very quickly. volume, had on its the peace flag, for ville, arranged for special entertainment Annual Reception by Columbu. Ind. A Madison !?.- Jt.l. the children of God. To the men and the Shortridge r-- appeared U be getting into battle forma- which the International Council hopes to also of his Imperial Highness; 8 p. m., reception Jxuisrille Accommodation...... 1.V40 explosion was observed un- establish as the flag of the world, and Mrs. women of China the Women's Council sends S ort a Vernon and aladiaoa tn.ui t3-- i tion. Then an Commercial Club, business Glasses Is Decided Success 8 der the third battleship, which was of tho KUROPATKIN REPORTS Sewall called the prince's attention to it, greetings, for there is neither East nor at the where Da j ton and Xenia S.U 4 Fuji type. The ironclad stopped, keeled saying that the yellow symbolized the West when the hearts or the world beat to- men will have special opportunity for meet l'mstunr and Last. 1'hlL. .New York.. .3.13 12.li purple the power gether seeking peace, purity, holiness and ing his Imperial Highness; the presentation Flowers to Honor Pupils. Lopausport and Cblcairo. 11.U J.4t over to starboard and began to sink by the RETREAT BY JAPANESE illumination, the and the of resolutions adopted by commercial or- Mchmond, l'iqua and olumbua, 0..tl.40 12.40 . bow, sending up a quantity of steam. Two white the purity, for which all races are wisdom. ganizations throughout the country by H. rhiladelpliia and New York .3.0.5 crullers Immediately approached, and It striving. The seal of the Local Council, Baltimore and Washington 3.0J 1K.l.lolt was observed from Golden hill that they ST. PETERSBURG, May 20. The follow with Its motto, "Lead, Kindly Light," was Ji. lianna. chairman of committee on ex The walls of Brenneke's Academy Darton and Stprtngtleld 3.04 Mtt.lt af tension of on the fly-le- of every volume, and Mrs. PRINCE PU LUN HEARS trade relations; presentation of bloomed yesterday afternoon with old gold Vlncennea Accommodation. .60 10.50 lowered boats, after which the battleship ing dispatch from General Kuropatkln to printed matter from manufacturing and LouisYillo and Madison It. to motto, saying Short-ridg- 3.53 gradually righted herself and appeared to Llao-Yan- g. Sewall referred the that e the Emperor, dated at May 13, light came not only from Bethlehem, GERMAN PRIMA DONNA mercantile companies in response to invita and black of the senior class of hpenccrand French Lick 4.45 1MJ recover from her Injury. the . rlttsbunr and A.OO & three-funnel- sages tion of his Imperial Highness by John High School, interwoven with the Lat minute ed has teen received here: "A detachment of but from the wisdom of the Chinese Columbu. 1'ittsbunrand Kaal "At that another Kern, president of the Commercial Club: third-yea- 5.00 3.15 battleship, of the Shikishlma type, ap- Cossacks engaged a detachment of the Jap- as well. blue and yellow of the r class. Louisville Accommodation C.4.1 19 I address by Hilton U. Brown. New I.tmlted-.HJ.Ä- G proached the scene of the accident, and a anese advance guard on May IS, north of Prince Pu Lun responded briefly to Mrs. Member of Royal Chinese Family The annual reception of the Juniors to the 1'hll. and York "The in'ne exploded under her midship section, Sewall's address, and his remarks were in- Cleveland and Pittsburg and East. .LOS t6M Feng-Wang-Cha- ng dis seniors was not lacking in any respect aud Chicago UM M causing . similar explosion to which in a mountainous terpreted by Mr. Wong. He addressed the Ameri- a that Evinces No Surprise at PRINCE PU L UN VISITS years. upper . ocmrrd in the case of the battleship trict. The fight began In the morning and Council as the local branch of the Fed- to those of former The hall VAN' DALI A LIML. In the course of one minute lasted until 2:30 o'clock in the afternoon. eration of Women, but the members of the can Entertainment. SCHOOLS FOR GIRLS was used for dancing and the lower one Terra Haute aco HQO 4.4? put to Council accepted the title graciously. -- the sank. The third ironclad out dislodged The for refreshments. Dancing; lasted from 2:3ö "IhoM imi. IjtmtteU" S 6 4S sea. the cruisers remaining on the scene Tho Japanese were successivly prince expressed his gratification at his re- to 6 o'clock. The Capital express.. 7 0 'ti öft of the disaster. from four positions. extending more than fif- ception- by American wömen and declared A Chinese prince at a song recital by a The warm rays of yesterday's sun did Flowers were presented to the honor pu- The CM: ago and at. lxwi express.' 1 2.20 torpedo to pursuit of Japanese was America and American women led 'JlvSt- - expreM .:. $. "I sent sixteen boats harass teen miles. The the that the mid-Weste- rn to enliven spirits pils. Miss Stella Morrison and Miss Louise oppor- world; his regret was Women German prima donna in an American not fail raise and the of Terr MftiiieandUi Kmngbain 4.UO ! sh the enemy and, should a favorable stopped at Datlantsy, thirteen miles north that that the Mllllgan, with a short speech by Sumner Mail Terre Haute and St. LAS Feng-Wang-Chen- g. were not so city was novelty which the royal guest, Prince Pu Lun, who has Fat Loul.J.S3 tunity present itself, to attack the ships of Our casualties were of China advanced as were the this the Clancy. Miss Charity Dye and Mrs. An- Tht ttvifcr.rilr rpectiP HOJ I separately. The cruiser Novik went out to six Cossacks wounded, two horses killed Americans. At the close of his interpreta- Indianapolis had to offer last night. The been treated to such undesirable weather gelina P. Carey, of the faculty, were the the passage in order. If necessary, to sup- and eight horses injured. There Is no trace tion of the prince's remarks, which were since his in city. prince chaperons. C12NTHA L INDIA X A ttAI LWAV. Tsan-Hok- a very incongruity of the occasion lent at arrival the The port the torpedo boats, but the cruisers set of the enemy in the valley of received with enthusiasm, Mr. Wong was West-boun- d Eait-boun- d Tchan-Goull- n was happiest yester- up rteam at this juncture and drew in as far as the road leading to the called upon to speak for himself, and he traction to it. It Is doubtful if any of the man in the city a.ra. a. in. p.m. p.m. a.m. a,m. p.m.p m. ' toward the shore. The Japanese cruisers pass, eighteen miles north of Feng-Wang-Chen- g." added a further tribute to the American Pri.ico Pu Lun's experiences, during his day and during a short automobile ride MEMORIAL DAY PLANS AT ancle .. t:Cn) e6:00 3:4J : r women, saying won- And'rp'n. 7:45 10:15 1:43 ;52 S:49 9:Z 2:S openc d fire with all their heavy guns on . that America was a over some of the principal streets expressed 4:M our torpedo boats, but the latter returned derful country, because American women present tour in a land far away from his OP. THE WAR VETERANS Nobleiv . :55 11:01 4:3 7:11 8:00 8:31 ::C4 , the greatest admiration for the general Weatrd .10:30 11:1 4:.r4 7:M 7:42 8:12 1:4? I:4i to Port Arthur without loss. The damaged ruled their husbands; .that because they flowery kingdom, will prove more extraor- Leben" n . 1:40 12:05 t:44 :S4 7:2 luM 2:0 hori-- were good wives they good cleanliness and beauty everywhere mani 5:4i ironclad then disappeared below the ; VLADIVOSTOK QUIET; made husbands; dinary to him than the affair of last even- N. Hen.. 3:00 6:20 Jr5 6:15 6:45 11:4T zon with her attendant cruisers, escaping that because they were admirable mothers fest. Desecration of Memorial day was dpplored Ladoga . 1:35 :& a3: G:W :) 11:1 10 ? from the pursuit of our flotilla In the NO CRUISER WRECKED they brought up good children, and that ing at English's Opera House. In China Rising about o'clock, the prince held an last night by the members of the Woman's avel'd . 4:I3 ...... J-- night fallen, wind these made the strength of the country. woman performer In a public informal reception for Mr. and Mrs. Wong Carbon 8:20 ...... 6:2 meantime had the ad a amusement Belief Corps and the O. A. R. at Draxll ... 8:00 ' freshened, and there was a rough sea." At the close of tho presentation speeches and any chance callers who dropped in to p.m a.m. VLADIVOSTOK. May 20. All Is quiet prince were place Is unheard of; tho feminine roles in inquire his health. meeting to arrange plans p.m. p.m. p.m. p.m. a.m. a.m. the and his suite conducted by after a for the XV. R. PARKIIUP.ST. O. F. A P. A--. here. Japanese warships appear from time Mrs. Sewall to the parlors below, where the Chinese plays are taken by men or The first visit on the day's programme annual observance of the day, and Sunday only. Anderaon. Ind. tea was poured, where they a boys, theater-goer-s was to Knickerbacker Hall, at 12:30 p. m. - JAPANESE WILL STORM to time in Peter the Great bay, but do not remained for and the of the Celestial it was decided to use all Influ- ixniAxA- TnACTiox cosipax iT short time. up The physical exercises of the girls under niox approach empire would hold their hands in horror - PORT ARTHUR SOON Vladivostok. The arrangements for the reception were the direction of Mrs. P. L. Wolfe. Includ ence possible against such disloyal usage Anderon-Mun- cl Dlv. Tipton- Kokomo Dir. ST. PETERSBURG, May 20, 4:36 p. m- .- exceedingly handsome and appropriate and at the very thought of Women giving a ing a game of basket-bal- l, running on the day. -- evin;f Indianapolis 7eavln Indianapolis. ap- of the Exercises will be held at each 4:03 a. m 3:00 p. m. 4:20 a. m. the function was among the most brilliant performance on their own account. And so track, tennis and archery especially x 3:20 The Admiralty states that there is not the v . a ta 3 :00 p. ra. 6:20 a. m. P. m. 20. semi-publ- ic of In CHICAGO. May A special to the affairs ever arranged pealed to the visitor. Bishop and Mrs. J. the cemeteries tho city where are 20 p. slightest foundation for the report that the in thu last night's event, in which two women 6:00 a-- m. 4 :W p. m. 6:20 a. m. 4: rru Dally News frem Tokio says: city. The entire building was used and was M. Francis, Miss Yerkes, principal of the buried the remains of Union soldiers, but 7: 00 a. in. 5 :00 p. m. 7:20 a. m. 6: 20 o. m. Mme. Schumann-IIein- k pianist, school, ex- 00 6 :0O p. 6: 20 p. m. Is to be taken by storm the cruiser Bogatyr has been destroyed. The decorated handsomelj. The assembly hall and her and members of the faculty the principal programme will held at S: a. m m. S:M a. m. "Port Arthur squadron, the Admiralty asserts, is intact was trimmed with branches of dogwood Miss Hartmann acted as the sole enter- tended to the prince a cordial greeting. A be, 9: 00 a. m. 7:00 p. m. 9:r0o. rr. 7: nam. moment proper preparations have been Vladivostok. blossoms and syringas tainers, must have impressed the royal lit- reception followed. , .where the principal 10:00 a. m. :f p. m. 11:20 a. m. :20 p. m. at and the mantel and ' 11 :03 a, 9 :0 p. m. 11:20 a. m. :20 p. hand-com- Mongolian as May m. completed. Siege guns have yet to be A dispatch to the Echo de Paris from walls were hung with rich rug3 and e tle a most astonishing thing, Mrs. Wright Sewall had carefully address will be delivered by W. A. Ketcham. 10:00 p. 12:20 p. m. 10:20 p. m. though one is bound to (and, secret- reception 12:00 m. m. placed In position land ap- St. Petersburg last night reported that the Oriental draperies. The dais where admit studied the features of a at the The local battalion of the Indiana J:00 p. m. 11:00 p. m. 1 :20 p. m. 11:00 p. ra. and the forces Bogatyr had grounded during a fog on the the prince received had as a background ly, somewhat to one's disappointment), that Girls' Classical School which would be best National pointed the have to be strength- al- by 2 Guard will also assist in the exercises at for assault rocks near the entrance to Vladivostok. rich embroideries of Oriental patterns. never an expression of surprise was appreciated the prince, and from this place. The programme at the other Limited trains. ened. The unexpected loss of two fine ves- American and Chinese flag's were used lowed to flit for even the flash of a sec- o'clock until 3 the interest which the prince cemeteries will be the same as in former INDIANAPOLIS A NOHTIIWESTEIlIf about the wall and in addition there were ond over the calm, serene features of his took in the work of the students, the way years sels has emphasized the Insecurity of sea CASUALTIES Itoyal Highness. they way they on these occasions. TKACTTIOX CC3IPAXY. RUSSIAN banners embroidered with the names of all studied and the cooked, was At the reuglar meeting of the Frank S. power, and the authorities feel that no countries where the International Coun- The prince and his suite, accompanied by sufficient testimony to the success of Mrs. must be taken would encour- - HUNDRED the Clark Camp. No. 26. of the Spanish War General OflT.cea. Labanon. Inl. chances that OVER THREE cil of Women is represented. The parlors the members of the executive committee Sewall's arrangements. When the prince Veterans, held at the Statehouse last night, Indlanapolia waiting roonr.a. ticket office ana down stairs, which were used for the re- having his entertainment In Indianapolis in entered the assembly room the pupils arose arrangements were perfected ob- express office. 113 West Maryland street. Union charge, sang a song by for the 6. May 20. Japanese lega- freshment rooms, were attractive with arrived at English's Opera House and written for the occasion servance of Decoration day. A delegation block. Room PAIR FOR INDIANA LONDON. The masses of snowballs and the tea tables at about 10 o'clock. The first half of the Edmund Russel. First through car for Lafayette learea Indian- fol- of school children has been assigned to the apolis 4 a. m. end arrives at Lebanon at 5:1 TO-MORRO- tion here gave out this morning the recital had been concluded a In the earlier part of the afternoon the at TO-DA- Y W were charmingly arranged with clusters of Just and hum camp. On 5:33 a. Lafayette 6:3 AND expectancy semi- prince paid a to command of the Decoration day a. m.. m. and lowing dispatch received from Tokio: "The snowballs and ferns and dainty silver and of filled the theater as the short visit Tudor Hall, the members of the camp will form a. m. Second through car leaven Indianapolis at girls at the 7:21 Krank-o- rt fight china. circles of electric globes on the celling of school for at Sixteenth and Meridian 12:30. The S. ft a, m., arrives at Lebanon at a. ,m., enemy's force participating in the streets, where were conduct- Statehouse at John Poland m. Lafayette at t:17 a. m. - short co-oper- the theater suddenly blazed forth brilliant- exercises ate ut 8:14 a. and WASHINGTON, May 20. Forecast for Kln-Cho- u, Liao-Tun- g The first members of the Local Council Camp has been asked to near peninsula, May to be presented to Prince Pu Lun were the ly as if to herald the coming of tho guests ed for his entertainment. with and every hour thereafter until p. m. Last car Saturday and Sunday: the Clark Camp. The marshal of the Span- Lebanon leavea Indianapolis at 11:30 p. m. 16 consisted of the Fifth, Fourteenth and committee of the Local Council Mrs. of honor. A moment or two later Prince us L.. ap- lor Lafayette leaves La- g ish Vetera parade, J. Carson, has First through car from Indiana and Illinois Fair on Saturday Sixteenth Sharpshooters, with ejght quick-firin- May Wright Sewall, chairman; Mrs. Pu Lun, attired in his handsome gown of 6:u5 at 7:33 cap, MRS. HOLTZMAN'S GOWN pointed W. Eskridge and F. Sissengüeth fayette at a. m.. arrives at Frankfort and Sunday; light variable winds. guns. They left on the field thirty Grace Julian Clarke, Mrs. J. II. Byers, blue and wearing his little black skull olflcers of his staff. All veterans, whether a. ra-- Lebanon at S:li a. m. and Indlanapolia at Fair on Saturday and warmer In dead officers and men. According to the Mrs. J. Cummlng Smith. Mrs. J. W. stepped out of a carriage that ha'd Jüst members of this camp or not, are invited to 45 a. m.. and every hour thereafter until :zi east portion. Sunday fair? 'fresh west prisoners, the enemy's casualties were over Kern, Mrs. George E. Hume and Dr. arrived in Monument place, and surrounded CONFUSES THE PRINCE present p.' m. Last car from Lafayette to Lebanon leave by be at paraxle on Decoration day. 1:15 a. m. winds. 300." Marie Haslep, and Mrs. C. M. Walker, his Chinese attendants and the Amer- at Department Omstirnmenta received . Kentucky on Saturday Sunday. hosts, made way to on Expreae Fair and chairman of the refreshment committee. ican his the box the Women who stood near the dais in the until 10 o'clock a. m. for delivery the same day Lower Michigan Fair on Saturday and Other committees presented were: The left side of the theater, that had been pre CONCERT IS GIVEN TO to all polri between Indianapolis and rank-fo- rt warmer in the southeast portion. Sunday THREE SOUTH CHICAGO finance committee, led by Mrs. Charles pared to receive him. He took a seat in the Fropylaeum assembly hall, where Trlnce and until 6 p. m. for delivery to all points Xalr; light north winds. E. Coffin, with Mrs. W. H. Coleman. Mrs. corner of the box close to the stage and Pu Lun received yesterday afternoon, were AID A WORTHY CAUSE tefore o'clock the next mornleg. FURNACES ARE IDLE F. II. Blackledge. Mrs. IX. T. Bennett, surveyed his surroundings, after bowing treated to a little exhibition of Oriental Locnl Observation on Friday. Mrs. John Oxenford, Mrs. G. F. Adams, in a dlgmned manner to the audiency, THE X3DXAV AroUS ATX) Mrs. E. C. Miss Lydia Blaich, which had burst forth in a quickness that proves that whether his A small but appreciative audience assem- CHICAGO, May 20. Seven hundred men Atkins. vociferous round curcrrxATX actio co. Bar. Th. U.U. Wind. Weather. Pre. Mrs. W. H. Cook, Mrs. E. G. Cornelius, of applause. Mayor Holtzman, William imperial Highness talks In Greek or In bled in Tomllnson Hall last night to hear tr 7 u. m..).uo 5S 72 N'west. Clear. T were thrown out of employment at the Mrs. J. N. Carey, Mrs. Rebecca Rogers Fortune and Wong Kal Kah. the interpret 47 0.ÜO Chinese, he can think in good American the benefit concert given for the 7 p. m..U0.C 70 N'west. Clear. Steel Company, George, Mrs. W. E. Hayward, Mrs. Ed er, occuputi scats in the same box with Indiana SHELBYVILLE works of the Illinois at with true American wit. Mrs. Holtzman, Home for Blind Men In this city. Maximum temperature, 74; minimum tem- Chicago, closing ward F. Hodges, Mrs. C. A. Kenyon, Dr. him, and the other members of the party Industrial perature, 54. South by the of three fur- Amelia Keller. Mrs. J. K. Lilly. Mrs. took possession of the two boxes adjoin- wife of Mayor Holtzman, who had met A programme of ten was given, DIVISION naces. company the numbers Comparative statement of mean tempera- Officials of the refuse to Franklin Landers, Mrs. Hugh McGowan, ing. In the three boxes on the opposite prince previously, had approached the dais and each number wa3 warmly applauded. ture and total precipitation on May 20: say for how long a time the men will be Mrs. Mary L. Moody. Mrs. II. C. New- - side of the auditorium were Captain and IIITI ErilSlPOIB II1TH nriiTniLi Temp. idle, asserting that the furnaces are closed comb, Mrs. K. M. Ogle. Mrs. L. F. rage. Mrs. English and their guests. Mrs. May to greet his Highness, and though she was Those who took part In the programme Pre. In order that repairs may be made. Mrs. William Scott, Mrs. Augusta Sev w rignt aewau a or received with the utmost courtesy and well CG and party beautifully are known to local lovers of music. 5.C01B 2. COT a S.OOIX 2.00 PÄ Normal 0.13 , erin. Mrs. T. V. Smith, Mrs.l Henrietta gowned young women, who carried im- graciousness, there was nothing In the Mean 64 0.07 R, prince's manner to indicate they The programme follows: 6.00" 3.50" 6.00" 3.G0" day 2 0.13 Stevens, Mrs. I. Van Camp and Mrs. mense floral bouquets, and Mr. and Mrs. that had leparture for CLOUDBURST SWELLS A Allan A. Wilkinson. The invitation com- Ferdinand Mayer and their guests. ever met before. "The Lost Chord" Sullivan 7.30 4.30 7.00" 4.00 Ieparture for month r--50 0.72 mittee Miss N. Cropsey, Mrs. John E. "royal boxes" were Mrs. Holtzman knew, however, that they Roberts Park Choral Society.. e.eo e.30 8.co 0.00 teparture 1 SOG S.S6 The handsomely dec since Jan. MOUNTAIN STREAM AND Cleland. Miss Harriet Noble. Mrs. J. P. orated with the Chinese and American had met before, and she thought the prince "Grand Waltz" Concerto D Mattel P.C0" 0.30" 0.00" 6.00 Plus. W. T. BLTTHE, Dunn. Miss Mary Dean, Miss E. B. Riden-ou- r, Mags and on the stage bedside tho prince should remember it too. She looked at him Prof. George M. Hebble. 10.30 '7.30 " 10.00 " 7.00 u Section Director. SWEEPS AWAY TOWNS Mrs. C. S. Eaglesiield, Mrs. I. D. Fin- - was an Oriental vase containing cherry with a smile, in which there was a shade Song, "The Farewell" Schumann II.OO r8.30 ll.OO 8.0O " of reproach. "And you promised to re- Mr. Paul William Jeffries, PM ley. Mrs. W. W. Criley. Mrs. J. L. Benedict blossoms. Tho stage was tastefully 4 12.30 0.30" 12.00 Bs 8.00 ar me we (a) "May Morning" Denza Yesterday's Temperatures. (CONCLUDED FROM FIRST PAGE.) and Mrs. W. T. S. Mitchell. The decora- ranged, the setting being a woodland member next time met," she said. Morning X.S041 10.G0" 1.00H1 10.00" tion committee, led by Mrs. W. A. Royse, scene with many ferns, palms and orange That was all she said, but the remark had lb) "Spring: Weil ' 11.80 I1.ÜO" Stations. 7 a. m. Max. 7 p. m. casscs of dead animals are being carried with Mrs. C. C. Foster, Mrs. John B. to to be interpreted to Prince Pu Lun. Even Miss Catherine Bauer, Violin Obligate 6H trees enhance the beauty of the picture Mrs. Caroline Winter Goetz. ' f " Abilene. Tex y 73 by Fort Collins by the flood. Elam. Mrs. Henry L. Van Hoff, Mrs. Net The audience was interested in observing before ifAvas Interpreted a look of recog- Tex 5S 7$ 68 say Liver-mor- e, Bass solo Selected KAIIAVaV CO. Amaxlllo. Later advices the towns of tie Ransford, Mrs. S. D. Farrabee, Mrs. the prince as Mme. Schumann-Hein- k came nition began to dawn in his eyes, and his IXDT'LIS A EASTEIIX W 74 Mr. Oliver Isensee. Atlanta, Ga i Belleview, Laporte, Wellington and A. B. Leek, Mrs. H. J. Drummond, Miss forth from tho wings to begin the second lips curled with a good American smile of . liLsmarck. N. D 50 7S 64 Intermission. GREENFIELD LINE. a portion of Fort Collins are under from Anna Knubbe. Miss Julia Harrison Moore half of the programme. He gave his-ear- n appreciation. His answer came immediate- General Ci.lces. Franklin Hu'.UlW PufCalo. N. Y 4t w 46 of some 1 1 (a) "Third Suite" Ities three to four feet water and in and Mrs. Hugh anna, jr. The refresh est to the singer, con ly, and was translated by Mr. Wong with 5 ALL CAHS DEPAUT KK l MKKIDIAN AND Cairo, IIL 55 7S 74 cases water reaches to eaves of attention and at the (b) Hungarian Dance, No. tho the ment committee, led by Mrs. Charles elusion of gent- a burst of laughter, in which the prince and Brahms-Joachi- m GKUKülA STüSiIS. 33 7 her first number applauded Custl- - and Calgary, Alberta ...... 74 the houses. Five Iron wagon bridges and M. Walker, Mrs. Schneider, well-shape- Mrs. Holtzman also joined. For Richmond. New ,ntrJf,ait:? with Karl ly with his small, d hands, while Miss Catherine Bautr. Violin. m. an 1 evry Chattanooga. Tenn L2 7S 74 two railroad bridges In the vicinity of Fort Mrs. Frederick Baggs. Mrs. J. W "But it's no fair I did promise to remem- stations cars at C:ii a. a smile, ever so slight, hovered about the Mr. David Levy. Piano. fi:'-- i I - Cheyenue. Wyo 4$ 0) 40 Collins have been swept away and two Beck. Mis. Julius Karrmann. Mrs ber you and I should have remembered you tours theieafttr until for Chicago, III 5 f,s & corners of his mouth. And as for the "The Passage Bird's Farewell" Hllbuch Above car make dttvil c.r.jrvtloas 5?V??; 6i miles of the Colorado Southern tracks A. N. Dwyer, Mrs. W. L. Elder, Miss prima donna, she gave one of those de but you have changed your gown." Miss Itose Scott, Soprano. Coiumrua. rvutk. Luna, ."iaiicn and Cincinnati, 0 56 74 70 washed out. Several thousand acres of Emily Fletcher, Airs. B. F. Hitz. Mrs licious German chuckles of hers, swept tho Mrs. Edward Nell, Contralto. Cleveland. 0 4$ 54 52 vegetables have been destroyed and hun-die- ds R. O. Hawkins, Mrs. Knefler, nForGrecnfWl. Knljhi.tow,, Ernest prince courtesy was once respect- TO-NIGH- "King White m Columbus, O 50 66 62 live drowned. a that at T'S Charles" cars i: c ejeh of heads of stock The Mrs. J. L. Mothershead. Mrs. P. Rush. PLACE OF stations ! 56 70 I. ful and companionable and then went on Mr. J. H. Roberts. 7: m. and fjf'iLZ Concordia. Kan 66 water system of the city of Fort Collins I. thereafter until aH Mrs. N. Richie. Miss Emily Rhoades, with ner programme. A review of re "The Gleaners' Slumber Song"....Wolthow S i-- 11:55 P- - n.. lun or.l far Davenport. 52 &2 SO damaged the leaving ut and la has been seriously and all of the Mrs. R. Smith. Mrs. T. A. Wagner. Mrs. cltal is given in column of RECEPTION CHANGED Miss Verle Davidson. eid. . Col 50 76 64 Irrigation ditches badly washed. another the Greent r car kava Denver. canals and Chapman Williams, Misses Anna Louise Journal. Serenade, cornet solo Missued Combination : ani Dodse City. Kan 56 72 68 Twelve big reservoirs along the Cache la Beck. Helen Bennett. Alle Ballard. He Mr. Karl Holt. a KnvMvn Dubuque, 52 W 73 A The reception which was to la Poudre are threatened with destruction. atrlce Byers, Gertrude Baker, Martha have been Mr. Romany Wilson, Accompanist. a. m. pur i!i r LjtK.i. 54 sugar to-nig- ht Duluth. Minn 7S 74 foot of water covers the floor of the and Eleanor Carey, Ethel Cleland, Mary FAIR GRADUATES GET held at the Commercial Club to KafchtatbwV Tex 56 F 84 factory. The Russian colony at Fort Col- Fcr Hmond jnterUtj El Paso. Chomel, Gertrude Deary, Helen Davis, Prince Pu Lun will be given at - .... - Galveston, Tex 70 76 74 lins consists If 000 people. About half of Anna and Belle Dean. Dietrich, Eliza- at the German Fntlier lilt Son'n Finders. thtlons ca:sarrlxeOreen:.tlJ and ta. DIPLOMAS FROM PRINCE a ia. For 1 Grand Junction. Col Si 7S 74 them succeeded in getting our of their Defrees, Margaret Eagleafield, Helen House Instead, at 8 o'clock, because of the some on a liftM arrUe- at I:U a. m. an lave! beth The first arrest for time charge cai . , 10 D m and at i.'ja .- - lfa'i Grand Rapids. Mich 56 76 70 houses before the flood was on them. The Krnestinoff. Bertha Fahnley, Martha more adequate accommodations tho u. in. rn o - - to-nig- German 80 ht In po- of mayhem was made last night by Patrol- Havre, Mont 50 80 remainder are a perilous Foster, Alta Henry, Gertrude Havens, 1 in. Ö. House will afford. Hilton U. will MITII-vüV.TltACTl- OX Huron. D 48 76 74 sition. Their houses can be plainly seen Ethel Havens, Eunice and Augusta Jame His Imperial Highness Attends Brown men Spearing and Todd. The man arretted l'U LI 5. COI,niBtS A 52 72 70 among present gold IX!JAXA Helena. Mont floating about the trees and shouts son. Florence Jones. Anne Jillson, Rose the prince with a medal from was Martin O'Connor, a railroad man living COMPANY,' Jacksonville, Fla GO 80 72 and other signals of distress seen and Knefler, Mary and Llla Kurtz, Julia Kern, Commencement of School of the people of Indianapolis. H. 1202 English avenue. H is claimed 56 houses II. Hanna at th?t Kansas City, Ma 7$ 76 heard. A few of the have entered Agnes and Flora Ketcham. E'.sie Lnngdon, will present resolutions adopted by the O'Connor had some difficulty with his wife, Through car. leave Per.ruylvsla and Little Rock. Ark 53 S2 m the current of the river and been swept Julia Landers. Julia Mothershead. Bess Which He Becomes Patron. various commercial bodies of the city, and and, becoming angered at his little .son. bit nwooJ. Ky w 7S 74 down stream, and. perhaps shattered or A,!ty. aylcrs Louisville. McCrea. Anna Iteaume. Klizabeth Miller. John W. Kern will present prince the boy's fingers. O'Connor is fifty-fo- ur Edinlur. Marquette, Mich 4S 71 ?: sunk and their occupants drowned. It Is Moore, Mansfield, Mar the with roiumtui.Flln. First car at a n. end Deborah rorinne catalogues and other printed matter from years eld. SS r until r- - m hroui lk Memphis. 60 78 76 definitely known that two lives have been McCoy, TY thteafter 11.11 Tenn garet McCulloch. Harriet Elizabeth There is now enrolled as a member cf the manufacturers of Indiana. a a an 11 T r r, At J p. m. Modtna. Utah 40 52 lost, one a man at Laporte and a Russian Peck. Anna McKenzie. Margaret Rock ll allJ ii.tir Mrs. May Wright "t-u- r for Franklin and polnta Montgomery. Ala 56 t2 73 child at Fort Collins. Fears are entertained wood. Muriel Hltt. Lillie Ileoe. Charlotte Sewall's Girls' Classical leaves lntermeiitj" Nashville. Tenn 54 78 74 for the safety of Chri-- s Mason, his wife Scott, Anna Sickels. Margaret Taylor, School one from a royal family, the daugh DETROIT AUTHORITIES combination pawenser and cxrrea leavea l- 64 S4 SO children, who live in the bottoms Gladys C. Meridian stmts for only New Orleans. -i rnd five Wright. Mrs. J. Buchanan. Mrs ter of Prince Pu Lun, born to his princess rwa-i- and Grnwiricul-irl- New York, N. Y 51 70 66 half a mile above Fort Collins. Their place C. A. Pfattlln. Mrs. S. E. Perkins. Jr.. ABUSE a n. and 3:0 p. n. Car run f prob-abl- v since he left Orient on Imperial EXCLUSION ACT NERVOUS Indianapolis and CejumUue, Norfolk. Va 56 74 6S must be surrounded by water and is Mistes Laura A. Smith. Anna. and Louise the his "try hour between 64 74 submerged. Resrr.e parties are In Spann, Mona and Gertrude Taggart. to America. The Infant, girl was yes Tnd. - t North Platte. Neb .70 visit PROSTRATION? Jt Oklahoma. O. T 62 82 74 readiness to leave tor Fort Collins with the Eleancr Tucker. Emma Watson. Mary Sul terday made au honorary member of this Through an apparent abuse of the Chinese lMHAXAl'OLIS MAItTIVi;.Ll2 Omaha, Neb 54 78 76 first break of day. The flood in the Cache livan. Bertha Walker. Mrs. W. J. Shaftr. A ! exclusion act by the United States authori- non-nourishin- g: KAI ID Til SIT CO. Palestine. Tex 62 84 8) la Poudro and other streams Is due to Mrs. Wilbur W. Dark and Mrs. Frank school cf culture, while the prince assumed Comes from to-da- y. Wong, 4? kylavenae. Parkersburg, W. Va 54 62 5S heavy rains Woolsey. In the refreshment rooms a more direct relation to the school as one ties, Miss now in this city, the Waiting room a.id station. Kentu. Philadelphia. Pa 51 70 66 A telephone message to tho Associated the tables were presided over by of Its patrons. The honor was reciprocated young Chinese woman of Toronto who will food. Better change to mr naves f r m ta front cf No. :T Ken SO M. Wil- Highness by asking principal. ...V-v- v avenue for Martlnlile and Intermediate Pittsburg Pa 60 58 Press from its correspondent at Cheyenne. Mrs. C. Walker. Mrs. Chapman br his its figure in the local festivities In S:3) a. m. and every hour i:t to-nig- honor of at reafter Col 54 72 64 Wyo.. 11:3") o'clock ht says the and Mrs. Richard Smith, each assist- Mrs. Sewall. to be the ehrlstener of the Pueblo. at that liams Prince Pu Lun. was not allowed to enter half-hou- r mailk until 6:0 r. m. The Qu Appelle, N. W. T 56 72 72 river, which runs through Cheyenne, ed by a bevy of young women of the re- daughter which his Highness has not yet ca the only t Moortsvtlle. Crow was accepted by this country by way of Detroit, but was .r runs to the :;3) car Rapid City. S. D 52 0) 5 is running bank full as a result of heavy freshment committee. With Mrs. Walker seen. The honor Mrs. forced to return to Montreal and to come Grage-lt- s T.'ni to Martinsville and the nfxt and fast car 56 73 76 to-da- y. Knefler, she night p- - rti.. running to I'.Ie. ßt. Louis. Mo rains From eight to twelve miles were Mrs. Ernest Miss Alta Henry, Sewall. and last announced her Ma-lon- e, iJio8 at ll:3'i iiartliuf thence to the United States by way of ln-tor- rn Gt. Minn 54 84 S3 line of ths Union Pacific Rail- Miss Marie Kenny and Mrs. Julius Karr-man- n: Intention of fulfilling the request made upon Lovina; Martinsville for lndlana;oi :and Paul. x of the main N. Y. She had been endeavoring to first car at 5: :0 a. 7rn. and 46 proposed upon diät - w 64 64 during trip 1 Salt Lake City. Utah.... road and several miles of the roadbed of with Mrs. Williams were Miss Eliza- her her abroad, enter country since Tuesday. a At44)a tltls tv.lr Ean Antonio, Tex 62 S2 78 Colorado & Southern road have been beth Miller, Miss Beatrice Byers. Miss Ber- which she will soon start. this There's a reason. the until m-- The 7:30 m" car tuaii only Canta Fe. N. M 52 72 63 washed out. Several lives are reported to tha Walker and Miss Corinne Mansfield, These exchanges of honors were an Got the Utile book. Head to i. and the 8 0 car to Inilanavlla and 'The i.oorcsvtUe. 0, Ehrc-vepor-t. Report 10.-3- La 62 85 0 have been lost among the ranchers living and with Mrs. Smith were Miss Flora nounced last nlgbt at the annual commence Pnrk for Pn Lun. WellvUle," In each pkg. n tue and last car leaves at running ta I1L 54 . 80 76 In Cheyenne Miss Gertrude Taggart. Girls' Classical School, which ntiv.lit. ' 1 ßprlngneld. along tho Crow. The river Ketcham. Miss ment of the The Board of Park Commissioners has i.,ilm a Mo 52 76 . 74 over sections, Mary Sullivan and Mrs. James FloydV was held Propylaeum amid unusua Cars leave Mooesvui for ioülanar-H'- and Eprlngtteld, has spread out the lower at the leather-boun- 62 women wore ceremony presence inscribed a d copy of the an- Martinsville At 5:30 a. m. Valentine. Neb. 72 70 flooding the dwellings and business houses. Most of the handsome recep- pomp and in the of car at Indlaasjcns t&t W:4i 73 younger 1003, 103, Express arrives Washington. D. C. 50 64 Telegraph wires betwetn Denver and tion gowns, and the women were Prince Pu Lun and his retinue and an nual report for which is to be presented "World's Fair Exhibit. Sraco a. m. and departs at n, also trrlvts 4:U Wichita, Knn 53 2 CS Cheyenne are disabled. la light summer frocks. The contrast of audience that filled the assembly room. to the prince. Agricultural ttulidln?. i: tt