The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-08-16

portant occasions, Russia and Germany in
her way. general understanding to that
effect mas been definitely reached, not only
between the two rulers. but between Count
Nuraviem the Russian minister for foreign
~; 5 ana Prince Honenlohe, the GERMAN r
imperial chancellor, and Baron Won Bulow.
IL IS GURUS fact that the tone of the
entlre Russian press changed during EN-,
peror Williams stay at ST. Petersburg and
became frankly Anglophobe The newspa-
pers of Russia, which have hitherto been
constantly hostile to Germany, like the
NoFo Nremya and the WyedomOstl, now
welcome Emperor William as a new ally.
From Duke John Albrecht, of Mecklen-
berg, who has just visited Prince Bis
narck, the correspondent OF the Associated
Press learns the Prince disapprOVes OF En-
peror Williams visit TO the Gar and It's
accompanying features as calculated TO
raise hopes in the Russian mind which Ger
many later may be unable to fulfill, eSpe-
clally in the matter of further Asiatlc con-
quests. Relative to the state of anairs In
south Africa and the role played by the
British secretary of state for the colonies.
MT. Joseph Chamberlain, in recent events,
fflhce Bismarck sharply condemns the ial-
ter and fears continued British dupltcity.
AS to advising the Emperor Prince HOhen-
Lobe the ex-chancellor said: Even with the
best viii in the world that is impracticable,
since it is impossible for me to supervise
the proper carrying out of such advice.
Hloltics are like horseback riding. Win 1
the best advice in the world, a careless
and inexpert rider will be thrown"
Star Pointer PAGES in 1901 Sd.
IN
lions We're perfect at Fort Erie to-day.
Star Pointer paced mile in 2:0l$4, break
ing his previous record of 2:O2l2 by nearly
a second, and in the 2:O6 pace Gulnetle
broke both the track and the Canadian
pacing records by going a mile in 2:Oo12.
The attendance was 5000. Star Pointer was
nrst called at 4:30 and given a warming-up
mile which was made in 2:04$4. AT O'Clock
he again made his appearance, accompanied
by runner. On the second break Nc
Clary nodded for the word and the record
breaking trial began. The quarter was
reached in BIN and the half in 1:0l14. Then
the runner moved up bit, and Pointer LEI
out link. The time at the three-quarters
was 1:3l, and down the stretch the pair
flew. McClary sat as quiet as a mouse,
speed every second. When the announce
ment was made that the mile had been COW
cred in 2;Ol% the enthusiasm Of the Big
for horse and driver. Summary:
2:08 Pace; purse, $1,000:
Bright Light, Dr. M, by Dark
Night (Boyce) ....................1 . l
Mgnon 80. ......................3 3 5
Han Cloud ...........................o Z q
Dan q. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. z Z
Aileen .......'...... .'...'''..'''.''.z .
Time-2:O94 2:O91a, 2:OS14 2:1O4, 2:O9l4.
215 trot; purse $1,000:
Tommy Britton, br. h., by Liberty
BEL ONCE rran)..'' ....'.'.'...... l
Don O'Lold... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 3
Record ............................ .
Black Seth Observation-Disclosures.
Boreal '',.. .........................4
IoTySOn
rides stanton OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES b
repeat 80 '..'''''..''''.'..'.''.'''
I\ate +. ...................'......
Time-214A, 2:14, 2:12A.
217 trot; purse, $1,000:
Waubun gr. g., by Pilot Medium
(4Oung)...... ..... ................
Hazel Mack .........................2 2 3
AXmOn
Lotus 80. Observation-Disclosures 4
Time-21715, 2:194, 2:22.
2:O6 pace; purse. $1,000:
Guinette b. g. by Gambetta
Wilkes (McClary)... ............. /
Louie Lorraine Observation-Disclosures.
Time-2:06. 2:O7M. 2:O5b