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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-08-14

Although one Of the greatest races ever
run since cycle racing became a sport, it is
a question whether half the people who at
tended the Bald-Cooper match appreciated
it." said Chairman Albert Mott, of the l..
A. w. racing board yesterday 1T was a
new style of racing for most of them and
was puzZling, as the layman could not see
where there was any test of speed in such
riding. But. If the truth be known that
race was harder on the men than though
they had ridden in less than two minutes.
1t was case of watching with every nerve
on edge, and to the student of the game
was a great affair
And" continued the chairman II might
mention that it had a great effect on my
nerves as well, for it was a proGigious job
to referee such a contest"
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ager of the American Brewing Company.
says there is no truth in the report that
the company is TO be absorbed by the malt
trust" syndicate. Mr.. Schaf is one of the
largest stockholders in the American Brew
ing Company and asserts that he has q
right to speak for the concern, The malt
trust, he declares, has no option on the
American plant Mr. Schaf says 1t has been
asserted that his company was organized
for the purpose. of selling out to syndicate.
This he declares is untrue
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and Lillian Howard and it is supposed they
run the Beehive house They are charged
with harboring g. known thief. The woman
told the police matron she was fourteen
years old.
Now, look here" said the matron. you
know you're older than fourteen. Judge Cox
will never believe that"
II guess know how old 1 am the girl
said composedly; she was twenty, at least,
or her looks belied her.
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M'DUFFEE DEFEATS TAYLoRE.
Uninteresting 25-MiIe Paced Race
LOafinR the Feature.

NEW YORK, Aug. 13.-An uneventful and
undressing twenty-five-miIe paced race
took place to-day on the Manhattan Beach
cycle path between Edward McDufree, of
New York. and Edouard Taylore. the
French middle-distance rider and the for
mer won by fifty yards after a splendid
squirt in the last three hundred yards. Four
thousand enthusiasts made the journey to
the track III the hope OF seeing an exciting
contest. but they were disappointed by the
tactics adopted by both riders and Kissed
their displeasure many times during the
race. Jockeying and loafing was INDUCED IN
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Excursion to BIoomingdale GIens.

The last event of the L. A. w. meet will
take place to-day. AN excursion will be run
to Bloomingdale Glens and the Shades of
Death. The affair will be under the direc-
ton of the L. A. w. Club of this city, the
party being conducted by w. G. Hunter,
E. B. Porter, r. W. Mcbride, J. D. Decker,
John ]. Appel, W. T. Noble. Wallace Sher-
wood, r. Z. Springsteens F. M. Lacey, E. d.
Jesse Hough A spcial train will leave
Union Station this morning at 7:30. Part
of the riders will debark al Milligan, riding
the run over to the Shades will follow.
This party Will take the train again at
Marshall for the return to the city.
The other trip will let the excursonists
off at Marshall. They will ride from there
to the CLANS for dinner and proceed to the
Shades and take the train again at Mill
gan. The wheel ride will consist of twenty
miles over good roads, and the wheelers ex-
pect a thorough good time for the day.
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PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 13--CIinton r..
Coulter, Of Denver. this afternoon defeated
]. Frank Starbuck, of Philadelphia, in an
Australian pursuit race at Woodside Park
The contest was the best pursuit race seen
here this season, the race lasting fifteen
miles and seventy-hve yards. Time,
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JUDGE M'CRAY'S SUBS"
Commissioners Consider Whether
They Should Pay Them.

For two weeks Attorney Jesse d. Ham
rick has been acting as special Judge Of
the Criminal Court. occupying the bench
at the request of Judge McCray. Attorney
Hamrick has drawn $50 for the two weeks
work. receiving the regular salary of S. a
day. Yesterday County Commissioner Hard
ing raised the question as TO whether the
county or Judge McCray should pay Attor-
ney Hamrick. The point was discussed by
the commissioners, but no decision was
reached. The record in the Criminal Court
shows that Judge McCray has been taking
a two weeks vacation. Commissioner Greer
said he thought Judge McCray was entitled
TO vacation if he desired to take IT, He
did not believe McCray would ask the coun-
~ to pay him his salary in addition to pay
ing the special judge.
The law regulating the salary of a GRIM
inal judge does not provide that he shall
receive pay when Off the bench, except in
case Of illness Of himself or family. or
where he Is disqualified from trying a case
because OF some interest in the person on
trial through relationship or because ne has
been the former counsel Cf the accused.
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WANTED-Situation by young man. aged TWEEN
ty-three years, a clerk or secretary in law
Office; read law year. good reference.
Address ATTORNEY, care Journal.
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AUCTION SALIsS-Ffve houses at auction, on
Wednesday Aug. II, at p m, northeast cor
ner Columbia avenue and told) Ninth street;
three four-room cottages. store Room and seyen-
room house: elegant renters; never vacant: must
- se1d without limit or reserve sfROISE a
LEWIS, AeentSs Dawson Auctioneer.
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queathed all her real property to her daugh-
ters, Julia E. and Mary McManamon. She
made small requests to her grandsons. Leo
Mccoy
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THE JOHNSON INTERVIEW.
Asked Distinctly About Capt. English
and May0ralty.

City Controller johnson. in the News Of
yesterday afternoon, made light of in
terview with him, printed in the Journal
of the day before, in which Mr.. johnson
said he had heard much gossip about
movement to present Capt. Will z. English
as The next Democratic candidate for may
or. Mr.. Johnson claims, in the afternoon
organ of the city administration, that he
distinctly told the Journal reporter that
Captain English was talked of for congress-
man. He denies that the word mayor was
used Mr.. Johnson evidently forgets what
he did say. The boom of captain English
for Congress died out weeks ago, when lie
wrote letter to Mayor Taggart positively
refusing to allow his name used as a candi-
date for Congress. The Democratic poll
ticians, anxious to rope him into being
candidate for something, began, a short
time ago. to talk of him as a promising
candidate for mayor AS Mr.. Johnson Is
prominent Democratic leader and is sup
posed to know what is going on in his own
party, one of the Journal reporters was as
signed to ask the city controller about the
matter. 1t was clearly understood that the
office of mayor was in consideration and
not congressman The reporters first ques-
tion to Mr.. Johnson was, Have you heard
the gossip about Captain English for
mayor"
Yes he replied 'but have not talked
to any of the leaders about it,
The only reason imaginable why Mr..
Johnson could not have known what the
subject of the conversation was, is that his
mind was out among the wheelmen-
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THE STATE BANKS.
Report ON Condition of the Ninety
Four in Indiana.

The following is report of the condi-
ton of the nnety-four state banks at the
close Of business on the 21st day of July,
1895:
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KEELEY INSTITUTES.

The Planheld Kelley Institute successfully
treats ami radically cures inebriety. morphine
and tobacco addictions. indianapolis office, 49,
IA Commercial Club building. All business
strictly private and confidential.
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CLATRVOYANT.

cI.AIRvOYANT-Mrs Griswold reads past. pres
ont and future OF ones life. Gives them luck.
success and happiness 546 East South street.
aours. 10 a. m. 10 p. m.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
DIED

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W AASoO4N--At $50 p M, saturday, Jonn D VIII
SOIL at his home, No. 1861 Park avenue. Notice
of funeral later.
AIIPAS-Henry, aged sixty years. at Phila-
de.phia, Pa, 1855 p. M, Aug. H. 1895 Funeral
from residence, 1902 North Meridian street at
2:S0 p. m. Sunday, Aug. ii.
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

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NJ w. A.-The funeral OF Martin N. Myers will
be held at No. 2OlO South Meridian street. Sun
day, p. M, under the auspices of the Modern
Woodmen Of America. Friends and visiting
neignbors invited. o. r. VALID Consul.
X OF P.-Members Of Marion Lodge, No. /,
Knights Of Pythas, will assemble at Castle
Hail. corner Market and Pennsylvania streets.
Sunday, at 1880 p. M, Aug. IA, 1898, to attend
the funeral of our late brother, Henry Malpas.
2HiCl HERBERT SMALL, C. c. 2
J. H. ADORE. X. of r. and s.
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FINANCIAL.

FINANCIAL.
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LOANS-Sums of $500 and over.
g City property and farms
c. z. COFFIN & CO.. $50 East Market street.
MONEY LOANED SALARIED PEOPLE holding
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mems TOLMAN Room 70l- Stevenson Building.
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We also buy municipal bonds. THOS. c. DAY &
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-03-22
Puerto Rico deoidira.
MARIANA ABRII

Nuestro corresponsal de San Juan
nos anuncia, en- telegrama de aver, re.
cibido hoy en- estas oticinas, que ell ga
lano escritor puertorriquefio don Ma.
riano Abril, nuestro oompafiero queri
dfsimo, lego q la capital.
Damos con intense jdbilo tan feliz
noticia.
Vuelye la dulce terra nativa el
proscrito de aver, y hay motives para
enviarle nuestros piacemes, y es cosa
de hacerlos extensivos Ia isla entera,
no va solo por 10 que representa- en- 81
Mariana Abril, sino porque piensa el
patricia, desde luego, en- las circunstan-
cias de que aquf los opresores pasaron;
de que paso aquf para siempre la nefan
ia arbitrariedad; de que ell gobierno
del privilegio y del caprioho es histo.
ria antigua en- Puerto Rico, que nc
hemos de yer en- 10 future la Dractioa
atroz del periodismo sometido, en- ple-
na paz, los consejos de guerra.
Sea bienvenido ell prestigioso perio-
dista a su hermosa TERRA, fellz hoy, al
amparo de la justicia y de la llbertadi
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-03-22
FLAS ELECC!0NES
Los diPutaGoS aCortes
NUESTROS Candidates

ma poderosa para la defensa del dere-
cho.
Uno de esos hombres era Ramon
M6ndez Cardona. A nuestro lado es-
tuvo. En- las flas de los sostenedores
de la idea liberal permanecio, sin apar'
tarse un dfa.
Defendio en- elias patria. Deten'
dio en- elias ell dereho popular. Defen'
di6. en- elias, con denuedo, ell derecho
que Ell pueblo tiene crearse organls-
mos directories y darse leyes. Y jus
to es que, hoy, ell pueblo, triunfador,
le eliza.
Que tanto, y q mas adn, da dere
cho la calidad de hijo del pueblo, sos
tenedor de la ley, amante y defensor dt
Ia iusticia, heraldo del progreso y por
ia gui6n de la libertad, luchando sir
treeua contra peruurbadores y violado
res, con las armas leales de Ia justicia
Hay quienes merecen NAL de la pa
tria. Don Ramon M6ndez Cardops
merece bien de ella. Y 10 merece er
serena alta justicia. Preguntamos
nueetros hcrmanos y correligionarioi
queridos: sSe la hara la patria?
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-03-22
Don Melquiades Cintr6n

Sc ofenderia, mortiticado en- su mo
destis quizis, 81 lie prodigaramos gran.
de elogio.
Z conste que prodigarfamos el elogic
con justicia con firme conviction )
hasta con noble passion.
Es I'M banquero, y es un liberal de
renombre = de justa fama, residente en-
Humacao, su pueblo natiyo.
x es, al mismo tempo que un hijo,
por el trabajo ; por la suerte privile-
gia1o, de slif, un distinguido patricia
puertorriquefo, un patricia de la ma
cion. I'm patricia que, Ell dondequiera
que ne encuentre, honra Espafa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-03-22
Don Francisco Garcia M0linas

FL ilustrado inteligente hombre po-
lftico; el buen hermano y valeroso pri-
mer adalid de los autonomistas liberia
les puertorriqaenos; ell hijo noble 7 tiel
lie Espana, es tambi6n uno de los que
Ia yoluntad popular designa como can.
didatos. aLo mereoe? Isl, no?
! iEs acreedor, ST o 40, q nuestra graft
tud? .
ST alguien, con irrecusable derecho,
es digno de que Puerto Rico lie anne, de
que Puerto Rico lie salude rindiendole
ell trihuto que lie debe como q hijo no
bilisimo de la patria, hijo que profesa
ell culto de la ibertad y que a ella sc
rinde Y ante ella SO doblega y por ella
lucha. es ell excelerte patricia don
Francisco Garcia Molnas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-03-22

;Quien no conoce Ell Puerto Rico al
director de El Liberal, de Madridf
6Qu6 puertorriqueio patricia y lucha-
dor por la libertad y ell bien de la pa
tria peqaefa, amante de la patria
grande, no conoce y anna y admira al
hijo nobilfs:mo de Espafia? sQuien,
nacido en- la isls, residente en- ella,
que lie conozca, y que, por tanto, lie ame
Y lie admire, le negara su voto?
La election de Miguel Moya nos pa
rece asegurada.
Z la aplaudimos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-03-22
Don Juan Francisco Gascon

Director inteligentisimo, ilustrado y
patricia y noble y bueno de <La Ligs
Agraria.>
Buen liberal peninsular. Ell partido
liberal de la Espana iberica lie debe
muoho.
Como mucho lie debe tambien ell par
lido liberal de Puerto Rico. Como mu-
cho le debe todo autonomista de TERRA
antiIlana.
Tiene ilustracion, 8 hizo, y hacienda O
esta por nuestro progreso, mucho MAS
que mucho!
Tiene coraz6n, Ell las predileccio-
mes y en- los amores de el, vive palpita
ell sentimiento de cada nacido en- ell sue
10 lie Puerto Rico, el amor de nuestra
terra.
Eiigi6ndole, haeemos bien nuestro
snelo natiyo, Y nuestra madre patria.
I'll senior don Juan Francisco Gascon
mercco que una = otra patria, la penin-
sular Ia antiilana, lie amen lie sos
tengan en alto puesto y en- alta catego-
ria de honor, entire los llamados q de-
fender al pueblo desde ell seno de las
Camaras naeionales.
Don Juan Francisco Gasc6n aparece
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-03-22
Don Juan cervantes

Un ingeniero de vasta ilustracion en-
su esfera professional.
I'm ciudadano y un patricia = un
hombre distiDguido y quito en- la esfera
de las ideas y de las evoluciones polfti-
cas- sociales, como en- ell campo sin IT,
mites de La ciencia.
Porque profesa la cienoia con amor
pasional, como profesa ell arte con apa-
sionada predileccion y como sastenta J
defende las, ideas mas atlas del patrio-
tismo, con la Independence mas grande
por 10 que los personalismos Sc rete-
re; mas con la sujeccion tambien mas
grande a una idea y una voluntad, ias
del bien de la patria.
z los votos de los liberales autono-
mistas puertorriquefios son para quienet
libertad y la patria defender.
Esperamos, pues, que seran favora
bles hoy a la candidatufa de don Juan
Cervantes.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-03-22
Don Josd Frances Rodriguez

Director de FL GIo6o de Madrid.
Los puertorriquenos que leen la prem
"a de Madrid saben cuanto tiepen que
agrsdecer al j6ven director de FL Gbobo
En- on periodico existe una secci6n
especial, creada y constantemente sos
tenida por ct: Puerto Rico.
eTY en- su corazon, que vive y que Sc
mueve con latido vigoroso en- el gran
sentimiento de la justicia y en- ell mex
tinguible amor de la patris, viVe tam
bi6n, penetrando en- ell coraZ0n de los
puertorriqusfioS, un culto y un amor;
Puerto Rico.
Els autonomista convencid0, es pa
triota glorioso.
Perteneciendo las huestes de la re
pablica, vino bascar, con CASTELAR, Y
al mismo tempo que 6l, las libertades,
en- ell seno de la monarqufa. Y trabaja
Yaliente y gallard amente por ell bien de
Puerto Rico.
Defensof de la patria, defensor de la
libertad, defensor de los derechos de-
oiudadano, nadle merece nuestros votos
mas que 81.
. A6liado al partido hoy gobernante
on In Penfnsula-que nos di6 aver ia
libertad en- la autonomfs, Y que es hoy
gsrantfa, para nosotros segura, del go
90 de esta en- la vida de la libertad,
merece el sufragio del pueblo.
SQuiere darle Gus votos ell pueblo!
Con amor y con justicla Y con predilec
ci6n, lie recomendamos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-03-22
NUEvO REMEO|0
CONTRA La T|S|S

Ell doctor G. w. Daywalt, de San
Francisco, ha escrito una memoria que
leera en- la primera session de la Soeie.
dad de Medicina del Estado, dando
conocer ell nuevo remedio que dice ha
descubierto contra la tfsis, metodo
para administrarlo.
Es aquel Ell acido b6rico, sacado del
borax ordfnario, que debe ser admi-
nistrado solo por medicos, a causa de
ser peligroso t6xico,
Manifesto Ell doctor que lie indnlo a
emprender estudios en- esa direction, ell
hecho,de que en- la composition de la
exituberculina entraba ese acido. era
ell haico principle aetivo que quedaba
despues dc haber sido hervida aauella
para ser administrada.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-03-22
PIDTAR COMO QUERBB

Anteayer circularon en- esta ciudad
noticiones estnpendos relativamente al
nombramiento en- la capital de candida.
tos & las camaras y 4 Ia dirntaoi6n d
Cortes.
Decfase que habfa sobrevenido un
yerdadero motfn en- San Juan que e.
taban heridos ell jefe de orden piblico,
y otros individuos ; que, desde luego,
Ell desorden habfa sido y segufa siendo
extraordinario; que la Capital habfa 81
do declarada en- sstado de sitio, y que
Sc presumfa probable ana crisis minis
terial.
Cor tai motive telegrafamos aver al
teatro de los successes pidiendo informes,
y hoy hemos tenido el gusto de recibir
Ell telegrama siguisnte:
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-03-22
Don Fdco. Degetau y Gonzalez

Es uno de los buenos hijos de Puor-
to-Rico que, Residences en- cl suelo Pc
ninsular, en- la patria madre, iaboran
en- pro de una de otra patria.
Una otra lie deben mucho.
; lie debe, pues, la patria puertorri-
quena. -?
Paguele, pues, Ell pueblo puertorri-
queno, como deudor honrado.
Hara, el, Degetau, ell puertorriquen enc
leal y tiel, por su Puerto Rico querido,
20 que debe.
! No Sc compromise q clio, al aeep.
tar Ia representation que lie ofrect
Puerto Rico? ; No es digno de ia
representation ? No sirvio siempre
al pueblo y la libertsd con entusias
mo de hiio amoroso y de pros6lito fer.
viente
Pues Federico Degetau, entences.
espera, aunque no los pide, con sobera
ma razon, los votos del pueblo.
Y el publico rumor nos trae noticis
de otras respetables y atlas candidatu
ras una que, segnn Sc dice, es presen
tada apoyada por ell leader autono
mista don Rafael Ms de Labra /:
del senior Lumana, distinguido republi
cano aragon6s. Y las. de los sehore'
Arriaga, Amoret y vizconde de Espes
.distinguidos personajcs, todos ellos
de la polftica peninsular, y militantel
en- ell partido que dirigc ell senior Sagas
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-03-22
lei % DE MARIO!

Dfa de fausta gloria, de recordaci6n
feliz para los anales de Espaila, no: pa
ra los de Puerto Rico, tampoco: para
los anales de la humanidad /!
Dfa de felis recordaci6n para los alb
negados hombres blancos, que Hcnos de
fe, llsnos de amor y caridad para con
la raza de color prostit1ida, esclaviza-
da; olvidandose de que su vez eran
ssclavos de sas propios hermanos, los
espafoles peninsulares, recabaron de
las Cortes espa1olas la libertad del mi
serable, del infeliz esclavo, vfctima
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-03-22

trabajos del sefior drossi > de Mile
Roux: g.. los que arman mucno
ruido suelen aparecer los mas,
Cierto.
r resultan los menos.
o los memos.
Aplfquense el cuento 8 10 que fnere,
lcs arborota tadores de Ella Perla1 duran
"a In memorable Asamblea del dfa trece
dc los corrientes.
Para contradictions ;. eel Auto
nomista, que ha dado en- oonsiderar al
pueblo desde dos aspectos difcrentes.
Cuando el pueblo Sc presta los de-
seos del colsga es sensato' disors'o'
no sabe donde ponerlo.
Cuando no, ell pueblo es e'stsdad ono
n;mo si. pysssigsos po1st'cos, san con-
s;encio dc 10 que hoce.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-03-22
Prueba al canto.

Muchos individuos pertenecientes al
pueblo firmaron la protesta que pnbiico
La DEMoCRACIA contra ell acto llevado
"a efecto ell dfa trece on el teatro de Pon-
C.
EI Auto,soneista hizo distingos.
Unos pocos de los frmantes eran
hombres de pro, los demas Gran masa
inconsciente. e....
Ahora publica una protesta de Ad-
juntas.
Y como lie convene esa protesta, no
distlngue entire los que no saben 10 que
frman y los que. tienen conciencla de
clio.
En- la protesta de Ajuntas no hay,
para Gel Autonomista, monton ano-
nimo.
En- la prctesta do Ponce 81 que 10
hay.
iVaya una diversidad de criterio On
| IN mismo peri6dico, que trata dc
atraerse al pueblo con sus halagos.
mientras que por otra parte 10 desauto
riga 10 considera inepto cuando nc
apoya sus pretensiones!
Medite la clase obrera sobre este.
Estas disparidades que Sc observar
en- algunos periodicos son dignos dt
| estudio.
iVaya que sii