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ESCAPE.
A War Correspondents Experience in
Cuha=H0W Marfi Was Killed.

NEW YORK, July 11.-Frank Woodward,
the Cuban war correspondent, arrived to-
day on the steamer Ardandhu. from Gibara.
apparently none the worse for his tying
experience in Cuba. Woodward. after many
weeks Of hardships, managed to reach Gil
bara. He proceeded Immediately to the
United States consular agency, where he
met Jose H. Beola, a Spaniard, who is not
only the United States consular agent. but
an officer in the Spanish army. Beola,
Woodward asserts, treated him In a most
discourteous manner. advising him to give
himself up TO the Spanish authorities, which
would mean Imprisonment for a long period.
He was compelled TO seek the protection OF
the British flag. aboard the Ardandhu, and
through the kindness Of Captain Walker
managed to reach home alive. Beola. " ood-
American citizen and declined to communi-
cate with Santiago de Cuba, where, Mr..
Woodward stated. his papers had been f1led
With Consul Hyatt and d sS ar mat all
to write lies.
Woodward tells the following story of the
death OF General Marti, of the Cuban army:
While Marti, with about 200 Cubans, was
accommodating in the vicinity of Gibara he
fell in with a force of Spanish troops, num-
bering nearly 1000 men, who were drawn up
on the banks OF a small river. The insurgent
scouts were about to retreat, when Marti
ordered a charge. Tie Spaniards, taken by
surprise. soon formed a square. General
Marti, mounted on a large gray stallion,
which ne spurred ,furiously into a gallop,
charged madly on the. Spanish square,
breaking down the ranks. The horse became
unmanageable and plunged. Marti was
dragged from his horse and bayoneted, and
his body afterward riddled with bullets.
Doings OF the COmbatants.
HAVANA, July IL. - The insurgents
acknowledge that they lost eleven killed
and wounded in the skirmish near Palarita.
The insurgents, who were under the COM
mand of Garzon. have burned the towr
hall near Minas Daiquiri. province of San
tiago de Cuba and killed the Mayor of the
town, Joaquin Vigo, and four citizens who
took part in the defense. They also burned
a farm house at Zacatecas. In the action
recently fought between the troops under
the command of General Navarro and the
Garzin band of insurgents, in addition to
Garzin being killed, the insurgents lost
twenty-five killed and wounded. A dis
patch from Mayaria, province of Santiago
de Cuba, announces the arrival there OF
two battalions of infantry.
Captain General Martinez De Campos has
left Moron, IN the province of Puerto
Principe, with the cavalry forces of that
district. going in the direction Of the city
Of Puerto Principe.
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HAVANA, July 1.-THE Banco Agricola.
of the city of Puerto Principe has sus-
pended payment. 1t is supposed, however,
that the suspension Is only momentary,
as the banks resources are estimated at
100000 pesetas and fits liabilities 10000
p~esetaS.
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Rockland Mel Tribune.

Rockland (Me.) Tribune.
IF it hadn't been for you." observed tn
shade Of a Napoleon. accosting the shade q
the Duke of Wellington. the world mig
have been mine"
THAT is true" the shade of the
Duke complacently replied. 81 must
fess that I was too many for you"
And yet" the Emperor continued. 10
here" a.
Together they leaned over the cloudy bas
Elements.
Observe Napoleon said. with a brosr
downward sweep of his arm. thousands /.
books. millions of mag zines, portraits M
own mother wouldn't recognize-tbe who
world talking Napoleon"
And what of me?' the Duke said.
well" Napoleon pa~tronizingly reptile
now and then you are mentioned-in
footnote, maybe =
Refectively the Duke of Wellingt
turned sadly away
And to think" he muttered bitterlI
that 1 should be responsible for this mani
greatness. Waterlooloo / was!"
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Retail Furniture Dealers

ST. LOUIS. July 1.-THE National Asso-
citation OF Retail Furniture Dealers fourth
annua session was called to order. to-day,
by the president. A. j. Conroy, of Cincin-
natl, with fifty members present. Acting
Mayor Charles Nagel made a short address
of welcome. The question of manufacturers
selling direct to consumers. in competition
with the retail trade, will be given consider
able attention. Officers will be elected Fri
day for the ensuing year.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
neIle Archer Awarded 1880.

DENVER, Col. July ia verdict wa
given in the District Court to-day awardini
Bell Archer. the actress. $3.50 in her sui
against Alexander Salvani. jr.. for salar.
for herself and husband while member
of the Salvani company in 1890. Salvan
did a losing business that season and 1
was claimed on his behalf that when q
change OF management was made all IN
members OF the company agreed to re
linquish the claims for overdue salary.
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Chicago Post.
ct couldn't help it, capa-"
She looked up into his face with
frank blue eyes. and if was impossible
doubt her.
very much" 2aid the old gentleman
but 1t was SO sudden. papa, that
couldn't she insisted.
Tell me about &C." he said
well, he adopted a very. clever russo
you see. He got me to look the other waY
me on the cheek"
THE ecoundrelr" (
at was wrong Of him, OF course"
What did you do Them.
81 was very angry. / told him II was an
insult"
Indeed IL was. and you should have
ordered him TO leave the house. Did yours
MO-; not exactly"
"Well. what did you do?'
at told him IL was an insult, n hat
he must take IL back"
"And Them"
He was just taking. it back when you
came In and saw him"
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A witness Spirited Away.

Special TO the Indianapolis Journal.
HAMMOND. Ind. July 11--Chrissie Heath.
a sixteen-year-old girl. has disappeared from
her home, in this city, and the police can
find no trace OF her. 1t is the opinion OF
some that she has committed suicide. This
finds few believers, however, although a
note found In her room this morning init
mates that such was her intention. she
Is the prosecuting witness in a criminal case
against her stepfather, Frank Vandusen,
who Is in Jail at Crown Point. His case
was TO have been tried to-day. The pre-
vailing opinion Is that she has been spirited
away b. some friend OF her stepfather. and
the note left as a ruse to throw the officers
off their GUARD
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BUTLER, y. j., July n.-Daniel Acker-
man, a resident of Smith Mills. stabbed his
wife and then himself with a pocket knife
to-day. Mrs. Alderman died in a short
time. Alderman is not expected to recover.
Mrs. Alderman left her husband for an
other man some time ago and this Is sup
posed TO nave been the cause of the muir
der and attempted suicide.
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Special to the Indianapolis Journal.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
JACKSON HILL. Ind. July l1.-Jap Dud-
ley. a miner at this place, met with a.
painful accident yesterday. while out with
a party of hunters and fishermen, down on
the Wabash near Merom. In attempting
to extract a loaded shell from a revolver
he exploded IL. the ball entering his neck
near the right tugular vein, and lodging
in the back of the neck. His friends hur-
ried him to GRANVILLE, where DIR. Cushman
dressed the wound, but did not succeed in
removing the ball. Dudley is still with the
hunters and fishermen with the bullet in
his neck.
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John stonecifer's Suicide.
Special TO the Indianapolis Journal.

SpeclaI 10 the InuldndpOHS JOURNAL.
CAMBRIDGE CITY, Ind, July 11.-John
Stonecifer. an old resident of this city,
committed suicide here this evening by
blowing out his brains. He went to his
room and bolted the doors. He then sat
down on the bed, placed a revolver in his
mouth and fired two shots, which caused
instant death. When found he was lying
and revolver beside him He was ahout
seventy years old. and for a number of
years had been separated from his family.
Recently he became respondent over poor
health
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WOONSOCKET, r. l.. July ia triple
drowning accident occurred in the village of
Slatesville, about four miles from here,
aged seven. John Keegan, aged six. and
John McGuil. aged five, left their homes
about 2 o'clock to go fishing. They did
not return and at night their hats were
found floating down the river. Their bodies
have been recovered.
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France viii Sell HI. .rrotter..

LEXINGTON. KY, July 1l.-w. c..
France, the famous breeder Of t~rotters, has
retired from the business. He has COM
missioned Woodward & Shanklin, OF this
city. to sell in October all Of his stations.
brood mares and horses in training, eighty
In all. The lot includes Red Wilkes. Allie
Wilkes. Clay King-three great sires. There
are forty brood mares and every one is
dam OF one or more 2:30 trotters. 1t Is the
In the United States.
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MORRISON VIII Case witness Fees.

Special TO the Indianapolis Journal.
RICHMOND, Ind, July 1~1.-Judge James
b. Black. of Indianapolis. who presided
during the famous Morrison will case. was
here to-day to settle the question of wit
ness fees. Many OF the witnesses had put
In claims that were considered exorbitant
and objections was made TO paying them.
Judge Black cut the claims down greatly.
some OF the witnesses who had asked for
500 being allowed but 8. This ends the
greatest will controversy the State has
ever had.
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A MURDERED WOMAN.
Her Body Pound in a Well year Lo-
ganspOrt.

SuHSDOrt.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal:
LoGANSPORT. Ind, July ILL. II. Par
meter. a Washington township farmer,
while deepening his thirty-foot well, which
mad gone dry from the drought, to-day,
made a startling discovery. Three feet be-
meath the soil he discovered the bones of
a human body partially covered with flesh
and surrounded by lime. The only clew
TO the identity of the remains is a pair Of
woman's shoes found with the bones. TIE
authorities, who are investigating, suspect
the woman was murdered and her body
sewed up in a bag containing lime in order
TO speedily the remains. Mr..
had resided on the farm three
tenants will be investigated
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Nearly Dead from starvation.

special to the Indianapolis Journal.
JEFFERSONVILIE. Ind, July 11.-Sophia
Rose. an aged woman, was found by Sheriff
Davis in an empty house, in this city. last
night, in an almost dying condition. She
had evidently not had any food for several
days. and when resuscitatei ate ravenously.
she was found in a house entirely destitute
or furniture, and was lying on a pile of old
newspapers. She has relatives in Louisville
In comfortable circumstances.
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Heirs I'm This City.

Attorney William A. Pickens Is back from
Chicago. where he has been looking afte
some of the real estate belonging TO th'
estate of the late Nimrod Lancaster. 1h'
property is valued at $4,000. Among III
heirs to the estate in this city are Rober
II. Lancaster, Thomas w. Mitchell ant
wife, Mrs. Harry Humphreys and Frank L
and Lewis IL. Mitchell.
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recognized the burglar who was killed at
Poland Monday nigh tas Harry jackson.
He said Jackson was an old Cincinnati boy,
and that he had attended school with him.
Mr.. George claimed that jackson was a
reckless fellow, and caused his parents
much trouble. He claims that the dead
robber has prominent and well-to-do rela-
tiyes In Cincinnati.
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business Embarras.ment..

CHICAGO. July 1.-THE Mutual Reserve
Contract Company, an investment ~institu-
ton. with offices in the Women's Temple,
went into the hands OF a receiver to-day.
The amount of the company's assets and
liabilities were not scheduled.
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Heir. to s5OO.ONO.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
MUNCIE, Ind. July 1.-THE three sole
heirs to the 10000 Handley estate n Cali
fornia have been found. They are James
T. Handley. a Muncie stone mason. and
his two sisters in Arkansas, all being
nephew and nieces Of Joshua Handley, de-
JaneS.
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Directly and AIix.

LA CROSSE, Wis. July 11.-Thls was the
fourth day of the Driving Park races. The
weather was good and the attendance 500.
In the t~hree-year-old pace Directly vent the
last mile In 2:l01z. the worlds record for
the class. Minnehaha was second and Judge
Hurt third. Chino Bug was d.stanced.
There were no other features. Summaries:
III trot; purse, $1,000. The Corporal won
In straight heats; LeFrain second. Trot-
wood third, Ben Ami fourth. Best time,
2:151z.
2:14 pace; purse, $1,000 Badge won third.
fourth and fifth heats, Flask first and
Sphinxetta second. Best time, 2:121k, by
Badge. s. G. A, Ring Rose, Siglar, Weber
Wilkes also started. 2
Alix went an exhibition mile In 200.
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The dedication of the ch;ckamauga Ma
tional Park will be attended by Governor
Matthews and his staff. The Governor vii
take with him enough tents to shelter ZOO
Indiana veterans. A through train will b
run from here. 1t Is expected that the In
diana monuments will be In position by tina
time OF the dedication, which VIII take piacs
Sept. Is. 20 and q.
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LONDON. July 11.-Arrived: Hispanola,
from Montreal; Greece, from New York.
BREMERHAVEN, July 11--Arrived:
Havel. from New York. via Southampton.
ROTTERDAM. July u.-Arrived: Veen-
dam, from New York.
NEW YORK. July n.-Arrived: Lain,
from Bremen.
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OLD ORCHARD. Me, July n.-Nineteen
heats were trotted on the klte-shaped track
here to-day. and four races were finished.
Bumps, OF Binghampton, N. Y. entered in
the 2:34 class. a green horse, without a
record. won, with hands down., In 212k.
The 2:13 pacing class was unfinished, al
though four heats were trotted, Socks win
ming two. apd Antidote and Robert C. one
each. Results:
2:ss Trot: purse $oO-Elber won. Best
time, 2-20z.
2:si Pace: purse SO0-Bumps. b. e.. by
Baron Wilkes (Wilson). won. Best time,
ais Trot; purse s5oo-Cobolta won. Best
time, 2:14h.
2:z7 Trot: purse $oo-Linn Belle won.
Hest time 214L
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Indiana Notes.

Frank Nicholson, a farmer near Clarks-
vile, was kicked in the abdomen by a
horse Wednesday and died yesterday.
John Boice age seventy-five. while at
tending to his horses. at Parker City, yes
terday. fell out of a hay loft and injured
his spine and head. He is unconscious and
will probably Gle.
The observation-disclosures roller mill at La
fontaine began manufacturing -four yester-
day. The mill had been idle for two years,
but has been overhauled and new machinery
put in, making 1t one OF the best In the
State.
Shipments of celery from the Goshen field
will commence next week. The talk of
an exceedingly short crop which was SO
prevalent earlier in the season seems to
have been much exaggerated, as this sea-
sons yield, 1t is said, will be fully up to
the average and the quality good.
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Aged Farmer Killed by a Train.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
SEYMOUR, Ind. July 1.-This evening,
at 5 o'clock, Mr.. Henry Muster. a retired
farmer. was killed by the south-bound pas
senger train On the p. c., c. & ST. L.
railway. Mr.. Muster, who lives with his
daughter about a mile north of this city,
was walking on the railroad track with a
scythe thrown over his shoulder. He saw
the approaching train and stepped from the
track. but did not get out of reach, as the
flying train caught his scythe and jerked
his arm under the wheels. In the fall his
neck was broken by striking a cross tie.
The accident occurred in. sight of his daugh-
ter's home. He was eighty years old.
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Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
WABASH. Ind. July ia. D. Potterf.
an old, badly crippled man. was to-day
placed under a bond OF 500 by Justice
Charles Laselle for shooting with intent TO
kill Jesse Jackson. Potterf claimed that
Jackson had been haunting him. and to
Brighten him he fired the revolver In the
air. Jackson. on the contrary, testified that
the attack was without provocation. and
that Potterf fred point blank at him, the
ball passing dangerously near.
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Monday Judge Brown will decide the con
test over the Office of trustee in Wayn
township. The Democratic candidate 70
candidate brought suit TO have him oustef
on the grounds that the inmates OF the
1t IS averred that this vote was illegal.
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China Wants Another Navy.

san FRANCISCO, July 11.-Captain Web
Der, who was in command of a Chinese
blockade runner during the war with Japan,
left for Europe by way OF New York to-
day with a party of English capitalists on
what is said TO be an important mission.
On account of the high esteem in which
he is held by the Chinese government it
is said he has been intrusted with the
task of reorganizing the Chinese navy.
To this end he had been authorized TO
purchase ships and contract for the con-
struction OF new ones.
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H.xvnrd,. Execwttou s,.x.a.

MINNEAPOLIS. July 1.-THE Supreme
Court has granted a stay of execution in
the case of Harry p. Hayward, under
sentence of death for the murder of Cath
arine Cling. until after the appeal can be
heard in the October term.
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PHILADELPHIA, July 11.-Ex-President
Harrison passed through the city to-day on
his way to New York, Whence he will go
TO the Adirondack mountains for the re-
mainder of the summer. The ex-President
refused positively to discuss the political
situation, saying: Il have neither the time
nor the inclination for political talk"
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LANSING, Mich, July 1.-THE attend
ance was large at to-day's races. with a
fine day and track. Iron Bar was a big
favorite in the pools. but Don l. created
surprise by winning the first and second
heats and by breaking and running away
In the third heat. being dlstanced in com
sequence. Summaries:
2:24 trot. Iron Bar won third, fourth and
NTH heats in 2:1Sz, 2:20, 2-21. Don l.. won
first and second heats in 2:171a. 2:16A. Lo-
retta B., Letitia, Winston, Carlton, Bev-
erly and Electric King also started.
2:30 pace. Nicol b. won second. third and
fourth heats in PISA. 2:19A, 2:1sA. Intone
won first heat In 2:21%. Lefty and Senate
also started.
2:17 trot. Col. Kuser won second. third and
fourth heats in 2:17H, 21S. ELSA. Forest
Boy won the first heat in PISA. Joe r.,
William Tell, Col. Dickey and Pontiac
Chief also started.
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probably .Chfna and Japan

There will be a meeting OF the Citizens
carnival committee this afternoon at tn
S%tatehouse for the purpose OF reorganizine
The production TO be given this fall vii
be discussed. China and Japan" now o5
at Manhattan beach, has been looked upoy
with favor by many Members OF the cor
mittee and it will probably be selected
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MADRID, July 11.-An unknown man
succeeded in penetrating. this afternoon.
the galleries of the royal palace. where
he shot himself In the breast.
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A dispatch from Lima says that Peru re-
fuses to comply with the Bolivian ulti-
matum.
The steam cutter OF h British cruiser
Speedy foundered yesterday. while OH the
way to Spithead. Three persons were
drowned.
Two American missionaries arrived at
Moosh yesterday TO distribute the funds
collected in England for the starving Ar
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Only Four Bushels TO the Acre.
Special to the INDIANAPOLIS Journal.

HAGERSTOWN. Ind. July 11.-Threshing
machine owners are reporting to manufact-
urers the average yield of wheat of the
first six Jobs thrcshed, to ascertain the gen.
cr9l yield. The report for this township has
been made out, and is four bushels per acre.
For Perry township il is six bushels.
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at Van shows no signs OF improvement.
The Kurds are continuing their depreda-
tons.
The Osservatore Romano publishes the
text Of a papal brief addressed to Cardinal
Gibbons and approving Of the projects he
submitted to the Pope during his stay In
charist congress in America similar to
those held in Europe and ample educational
programme of philosophy, letters and SCI
ence for the Catholic University of WASH
ington.
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JOE PATCHEN IN 2:O51-4
FASTEST TINE MADE By A STALLION
THIS SEASON.
In 2:1O 1-2-Exhibitfon Mile by
Sweet AIix in d

DAVENPORT, Ia, July 1.-THE feature
of the track races this afternoon was Joe
Patchen's mile in 2:05A. the fastest stallion
mile this year. He was paced by a runner
and went the quarters in :slA. 1;02A. 1924,
2:05h. A brisk breeze was blowing at the
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Frost in Clinton County.

Special 10 the 1ndianapolis Journal.
FRANKFORT. Ind, July u.-Considerable
damage to tae corn crop by Tuesday nights
frost Is being reported oy farmers of this
county. One farmer, within two miles Of
this city. had two acres killed.
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The Dead Burglar Identified.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
BRAZIL. Ind, July u--Henry George.
representing a newspaper firm Of cincin-
natl was In the city this afternoon and
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GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
Russia to Build a Railway Through


LONDON, July 1.-THE Standards Ber-
lin correspondent states that he is able to
assert that there Is a definite agreement
between Russia and China with reference
to the prolongation of the Siberian rail-
way with one or more branches through
M%anchuria. After the payment of the first
installment of the indemnity, japan will
vacate all Chinese territory, except Wei
Hai-Wei, which will be held, China defray-
ing the cost of occupation till the whole
indemnity is paid, which will probably be in
six years, though the Chinese are con-
WINGED that they will pay sooner.
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N

LONDON, July u.-Read Admiral Curtis
died suddenly yesterday while returning
from a visit 10 the Italian man-of-war at
Spithead.
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DIR. p. p. Gilmartin, Detroit, Mich. says:
1T is very satisfactory in its effects. not
ably in the prostration attendant upon al
coholism."
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San Francisco Post.
A noted American singer Is fond OF telling
OF . little experience she had In Boston
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