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A FORECAST OF TRAFFIC
CONSIDERABLE SPECULATION On AD-
VERSE CONTINGENCIES.
Panhandle Earnings for June and Six
Months-B. & o. Claims to Have
Broken All Speed Records.

Officials of the leading railways are con-
sidering the traffic of the coming year.
whether il will be as good twelve months
as the year which closed June 90. and the
predictions are somewhat at variance.
With Indianapolis lines. aside from the
light wheat crop. II is fully as promising
as one year ago. as immense oats and hay
crops are assured and an unprece-
denied heavy corn crop in sight in the State
of Illinois. which means heavy live stock
traffic through the fall and winter months.
The territory northwest OF Chicago will
suffer because Of the light grain crop while
the southwest systems will not feel the
shortage so much. With Southern roads
marked increase in business Is looked
for. in fact has already set in, so prosper
Gus are the manufacturing interests of the
South. Probably the presidential election
may curtail freight traffic somewhat, but
the campaign viii certainly help passenger
business. In the midst Of predictions of
light business comes the knowledge that
rates will be maintained. This means
much, as more money can be made by the
railroads with light business and tariff
rates strictly maintained than is possible
when tariffs are being cut and the margin
of profit reduced to a minimum. The gem
eral advance in rates on grain and provis-
ions TO tariff will, IL persevered I'm, add
materially to net earnings the next few
months, as the leading roads are well
equipped and I'm condition to handle the
traffic offered at small cost at any
time in the history of American lines.
Local freight officials speak I'm positive
terms as to rate matters and state that
careful canvass of the situation will show
that Indianapolis lines are maintaining
tariff without deviation. Freight solicitors
have ceased studying tariffs to see IL they
can, through change in routing or in some
underhanded way. favor shipper i'm rates.
now taking business only at published
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TENNIS TOURNAMENT.
Nave Defeated by Wrenn-vfctories
for Davis and Larned.

BROOKLINE, Mass. July 24.-The event
of the day i'm the Longwood tennis tourna-
ment was the match between G.. l.. Wrenn.
jr.. and L. Z. Ware. long five-set match.
Wrenn played the style of game that has
made Whitman famous covering his court
perfectly and varying his back court and
net his lobbing and driving games with
excellent judgment. Ware played the So me
style of game and did it nearly as well.
Wrenn finally won the match. The points
were: Wrenn. 16l; Ware, 152.
In his match with Davidson, Davis
seemed to be trying TO save himself be-
cause of a bad knee. He carried the policy
too far in the second set, which his oppo-
nent won by long. hard drives. In the third
end fourth Davis played at the net and
won without difficulty. Larned was obliged
TO play again in the afternoon. winning
easily in spite of the hard path he has had
To follow. Forster won again and will meet
Larned tomorrow.
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The Journal

within the United States only the orlI-
nary domestic rates charged on mails cir
culating within this country.
The superintendent of rural free deliv-
cry throughout the country are I'm session
here exchanging views and deyising ways
and means OF extending and enhancing ths
value OF this service. Prominent among
those I'm attendance is superintendent
Francis NJ. Dice. whose headquarters are
at Indianapolis. The appropriation for this
service during the current fiscal year Is
81. ~, 900. the largest sum yet named for
that purpose.
To-day's statement of the treasury ball
ances in the general fund, exclusive of the
sl50.OOO.000 gold reserve IN the division q
redemption. shows, Available cash bal
ance. sI4s $50; gold, $40. 7eSS So.
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RUNNING RACES.
Spinstcr Stakes at Brighton Beach
Won by Cap and Bells.

NEW YORK. July 2i.-At the Brighton
Beach track to-day the only fixture was
the Spinster, for two-year-old fllies. with
Sweet Lavender as the favorite and the
Keene hlly, by Domino, Cap and Bells.
strong second choice. The latter won
by six lengths. Summaries:
First Race-One mile: Harry McCoun. 4
10 ] and TO 5, won by one length: Stamp
second, See Us third Time. 1:4l.
Second-Five furlongs: All Green, 10 5
and TO 5. won by half length: King
Pepper second, Beaugealant third. Time
100 40.
Third-Five furlongs: Gold Heels. to 5
and out, won by two lengths; Pigeon Post
second. Bounteous third. Time 1:01 3-5.
Fourth-The Spinster; six furlongs: Cap
and Bells. TO and 2 20 5. won by six
lengths: Janice second. Sweet Lavender
third. Time, 1:14 SIS.
Fifth-One mile: Specific. TO l and
2 10 /. won by four lengths; Ceyion Sec
ond. Jack Telling third. Time. l:42.
sixth-one and quarter: Autumn. 10
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2:15 Pace: purse, $500; three In five post
Ioned)
Sidney Pointer, b. s.. by Star Pointer (Mof-
Il
Lady Pipes. CHI. m. tRicee.
Annie Thornton, b. m. Or. Miller). ...........3
Henry p, br. S. (Van Aucken). ...........4
Tom Calhoun. I'm. G. ughesl..............5
The Admiral, br. s.. (Payne). "a
Time, 2:l0.
2:25 Trot; purse. $1,000; two In three post
poned)
Lord Derby, b. G., by Mambrino King
tGeers) .....,.....-... ...-....---.-.....--l
Marique. CHI. &. tB. enney)...............2
De- Law hr al
Texana. b. e. (McCreery) ........-...........-.4
EelIe Girl b. m. George Saunders) .......5
Red Cliff CHI. &. (Short Seer.
Time, 2:l3L.
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a CONSTANT DRAIN
UPON The SYSTEM.

is the only purely veg
etable blood purifier
known - contains no
poisonous minerals to
ruin the digestion and
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FIVE BATHERs DROWNED.


VENTURA. Cal. July ei.-News comes
from the eastern part OF this county of thu
drowning OF five persons in wiley's lake.
The dead are: Mrs. Byron n. Wiley. aged
forty years; ~ Wiley. daughter OF Mrs.
Wiley. aged thirteen years: Miss Postum.
aged nineteen; 49, Broderick, a youna
man: unknown boy, aged about thirteen
years. 1t was an exceedingly hot day and
Mrs wilcy.s little party OF five Went In
bathing. They went out 20 a raft. which
suddenly began 10 wabble and some OF the
bathers fell into the water. The others
made a desperate attempt Ia rescue their
companions and In so doing perished.
Master Wiley. child about ten years
old stood on the bank and witnessed the
tragedy. too frightened 10 run for aid. He
has not yet recovered from the shock. The
lake Il situated near the Wiley residence
some six miles from Fillmore II does noS
cover an acre OF ground and the deepes2
portion H. hut twenty feet.
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CHICAGO, July A.-ln driving rain
storm that drenched the grass of the
Wheaton golf links and made the greens
heavy and slow. Harry vardon. the Eng
lish golf champion, to-day defeated Law
renee Auchterlonie. the Scot. in the last
game of the match Vardon covered the
course in eight less than DOGGY, winning
three up and two holes 10 play. IL was a
thirty-six-hole match. Vardon left to-
night for Detroit, where he will play
Wednesday and Thursday, and after two
days play at Cleveland he will leave for
the Adirondacks. returning here for the
tournament i'm October.
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GRADE CROSSING TRAGEDY.


NATION. Ill. July 24-Three persons
and team OF horses were killed at the
Broadway crossing OF the Illinois Central
Railroad I'm this city to-day. Thomas
Bartiles was driving a cab and William
Bosley was on the seat with him. Mrs
Waller. nurse, summoned to attend a
patient. was in the cab. light engine
was backing through the city at rapid
speed when II struck the cab mangling the
bedies of the two men and injuring Mrs
Waller 40 seriously that she died within
two hours
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-07-25

SOUTHAMPTON, N. Y. July 24-The
golf played over the Shinnecock hills links
to-day was Of a high order. Walter J..
Travis, the amateur champion. was one of
the competitors, and did his first run I'm 81,
but there were three others who did the
course equally as well-C. ID. Barnes T.
NJ. Robertson and Charles Hitchcock, IT.
Two others-A. NJ. Brown and Roderick
Terry. jr.-did the course in 81. and three
others-U. "A. Murdoch George G. Clark
and r. &. Watson-went around In So A
NJ. Brown continued his brilliant work in
the afternoon, and covered the links I'm rs.
within enc stroke of the record of the
course, Il. held by Roderick Terry, jr..
and which has never been equaled.
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Jockeys Win Four Races.

LONDON, July 24.--At the Leicester sum-
mer meeting to-day the American jockeys
were very successful. The Wigston Maiden
two-year-old plate was won by Lord Will
liam Beresford's Choctaw. ridden by L..
Reiff. In the Belgrave handicap. j. Reif
rode the winner, T. ID. Dewars Fifeshire.
The Evington selling plate was won by G..
Temples Weybridge guided by Rigby. The
regulation plate was won by Sir NJ. Fitz-
gerald Anglure on which Rigby also had
the mount
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Reagan Rests Forbes.

NEW YORK, July 2i.-John Reagan. of
Brooklyn. tonight defeated Clarence
Forbes, of Chicago, in the twentieth round
before the Seaside Sporting Club at Coney
island. From the start IL was hot set-to
Both men kept going fiercely To the end of
the twentieth round. when the referee
awarded the decision 10 Reagan.
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The indianapolis Cycle Track Association
will put some big races at Newly Oval
on the night of Aug. S. the date of the
Bryan notification meeting. The plan is
to have none but big machines, such as
tandems. trips and "quads.'' The in
ducement for entering VIII be sufficient to
bring some of the best teams from the
East
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BASEBALL Notes,

The Holt Reserves would like TO hear
from any ball team in the city or state,
East Michigan Streets and Journals pre-
ferred. Address William Holt, 1921 South
East street.
The Journals, baseball team composed
of youths from fourteen to seventeen years
old, challenged the Sentinels, and the con-
test will be played on the diamond at
Woodside Sunday afternoon The Journals
also have standing challenge to any team
under seventeen wears of age.
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DETROIT. Mich. July 24.-One hundred
and fifty delegates are attending the fourth
annual convention of the National Associa-
ton of Railway Agents. which was opened
at the Russell House to-day by President
w. u. Wilson. of indianapolis. Among the
cities working for the next convention of
the association are Cleveland. Cincinnati.
Niagara Falls. Putin Bay. Peoria, ILL.,, and
Chicago.
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NOTICE.

The Board OF Trustees OF the Central Indiana
Hospital for Insane will receive sealed proposals
until Frlsay. July q. at 10 a. m. for furnishing
q full line Of supplies for the month Of August,
1900.
! Requisitjon book will be on file at Room a.,
Statehouse from and after Monday July %. 1900.
By order Of BOARD of Trustees.
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Earned runs-Minneapolis. 8: Detroit. l.
Two-base hits-Werden, Abbey, Smith.
Nance. Three-base hit-Davis. Home run
-Nicol. Wild pitch-Bailey. Bases on balls
or Bailey. 5: off Miller. l. Struck out
BY Bailey. 5; by Miller. i. Left on bases
Minneapolis, s. Detroit. a. Double play
Werden and Smith. Sacrifice hits-Harley
Miller (2). Ryan. Stolen bases--Wimot
Davis. Abbey. Smith, Nance. Casey (2),
Harley, Yeager. Dillon. Time of game-2:15
Umpire-Cantillon. Attendance-S00
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wAyTED-AGENTs.

AGENTS WANTED-Sell the HERNLY MEDAL
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Earned runs-Cincnnati, 1; Philadelphia,
l. Two base hit7-Flick. Three base hit
Wolverton. Sacrifice hts-Breitenstein
Delehanty. Stolen bases-Slagle %. Double
play-Cross and Delehanty. Left on bases
Cincinnati. 5; Philadelphia. .. Bases on
balls-On Breitenstein, s. off Orth, l. Struck
out-By Breitenstein. 5; by Orth, 1. Vile
pitch-Breitenstein. Time-1:50. Umpire
Terry. Attendance-3,21S.
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wANTED-MALE HELP.

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National League.

MINNEAPOLIS. July 24.-Minneapolis
played against the Detroit team to-day
and continued the bad record it has sue
ceeded in establishing while away. The
game was close on at the finish. how
ever. for in the ninth inning, with the De-
troit players four runs in the lead
the home team made a squirt and,
assisted by bad fielding on the part of the
visitors brought home three RIMS Score :.
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Earned runS-Chicago, D; Brooklyn, ].
Home run-Green. Three base hts-Ganzel
Bradley. Two base hits-Childs, DAILY.
First base on errors-Chicago, /: Brooklyn
3 Left on bases-Chicago. 8: Brooklyn, 8.
Struck out-By Nops, ,; by Howell, 5; by
Garvin, s. Sacrifice hit-Sheckard. Stolen
bases-Green (2), Camel. Mertes. Jones,
Sheckard (0, Cross. DAILY. Bases on balls
on Nops. 1: off Howell. ,: off Garvin. A.
Hit by pitched ball-By Nops. /: by Garvin.
3 Passed balls-Chance Time-2:47. Um-
pire--ODay Attendance--1,5 500
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Magnetic Springs Co.
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Some Recent Testimonials

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Chicago Won by Hitting.

BROOKLYN, July A.-Chicago won to-
days game by solid hitting and Garvins
mastery pitching in the last seven innings
He struck out eight men, Jennings being a
victim three times. The game took nearly
three hours to finish and was marked by
some brilliant playing, especially by Brad-
ley, Camel, Chance. Dahlen and Cross
Score:
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BOSTON. Mass. July 24.-In the tenth
inning of to-day's game Stahl tripled to
right center and scored the winning run
on Collins's drive over the left field fence
Both teams batted hard, but St. Louiss
fielding was trifle worse than Bostons
Attendance, 1,s0O. Score
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mo one out when winning run was made

Earned runs-Boston, 3: St Louis, 4. Two
base hits-Berry, Freeman. Donovan
Criger. Three base hits-Collins, Burkett
Stahl (2). Home runs-Burkett. Wallace
Sullivan. Double play-Wallace, Keister
and Mccain. Sacrifice hit-Barry. Bases
Sudhoff. Struck out--By Willis. .: by Jones'
/; by Sudhoff. ? Time-2:45. Umpire-Hurst
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At Wheeling: II z
Wheeling . % o 0 o o 90 2
Youngstown III o o "A
Batteries-Pardee and Boyd; Guese and
Murphy.
At Columbus: r II T.
Columbus :. Il 0 0 . 0 Is 1
Dayton :. 80 o OIL 4
Batteries-Mahaffey and Beville; Wickes
and Donahue
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First base errors-Pittsburs. .; New
York. 8 Left on bases-Pittsburg, 8; New
York. 4. Base on balls-Of Lever. 1.
Struck out-By Lever. 8; by Hawley. 3.
Sacrifice hit-O' Brien. Stolen bases-OCon-
nor. Setback. Double play-Hickman. Gleas-
on and Doyle. Two-base hits-Clark, Ely.
Van Haltren. Umpire-Emsle. Time-2:00.
Attendance-l.500
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Philadelphia Defeats Cincinnati in an
ErrOrIess Game.

PHILADELPHIA. July 24.-Orth to-day
pitched his first winning game since May
81. He was in good form and i'm only one
inning did Cincinnati secure more than one
hit. Both Philadelphia and the visitors
played a perfect fielding game and the
locals three runs were the result of OPP
perfume batting. Score:
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To-Day. scheduled Games.

American League
Indianapolis at Kansas City.
Detroit at Minneapolis.
Buffalo at Milwaukee.
Cleveland at Chicago.
National League
Pittsburg at New York.
Chicago at Brooklyn.
Cincinnati at Philadelphia.
st. Louis at Boston.
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a water spout flooded Solomon. Kan
yesterday, over six inches of water falling.
Cellars and lower floors were flooded and
railroad culverts washed out.
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A Business Man

Might as well take the sign down from his
establishment during the warm season as
TO stop advertising during that time.
The newspaper was never more i'm de-
mand than now.
You can get into the homes OF a largo
number of the people throughout the city
and State by using
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NATIONAL CAPITAL NEWS.


WASHINGTON, July 24-Postmaster
General Smith, Mr.. Bristow and Senator
Platt, OF Connecticut, chairman of the
Senate committee on Cuban relations, had
a long conference to-day. Senator Platts
committee is authorized to investigate the
Cuban frauds. and he is gathering data
on which to base any action the commit
tee may decide to take in the matter when
Congress convenes IL is his policy and
that OF the committee TO pursue the in
vestigation of the Cuban frauds first
through all his information obtainable
from the various departments of the gov
eminent. This was the object of the con-
ference to-day. and Senator Plat went
carefully over the report in detail. He was
accompa MED by his secretary, and when
he left the department. carried away copies
the records in the case. which will be made
use of later In committee. Mr.. Bristow's
report will be published Thursday.
Representative George NJ Curtis. of
Iowa, has declined the office of first assist
ant postmaster general. Postmaster Cen
eral Smith said after the close of Office
hours to-day that no one else had been Of
fered the office
order In day or two extending the privi-
lege OF domestic rates OF postage to all
United States soldiers serving I'm China.
This privilege Is accorded TO our soldiers
In the Philippines and Cuba and imposes
on the mails cent by these soldiers 10 the
United States or sent TO them from points
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New York won I'm the Eighth.

NEW YORK. July 24.-The New Yorks
won to-day's game in the eighth inning.
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RnIea or the Trnck.

5 and / TO 2. won: Peaceful second, Sir
Fitzhugh third Time, 2:06 20
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MINNEAPOLIS TOO SLOW
DID NOT. WAKE UP IN TIME TO DE-
FEAT THE DETROIT TEAM.

indianapolis Unable 80 Play Ac-
count of Rain - All National
League Games Well Contested.
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Panhandle Earnings.

Following is a statement of Panhandle
operations for June. The exhibit is not as
favorable as those for some months previ-
GUS Some great improvements have been
made and new equipment purchased, which
cuts down the net revenue of the lines.
The month of June shows:
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NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING OF
CREDITORS.

In the District Court OF the United States for
the District OF Indiana. In bankruptcy
In the matter of William ID. Haworth. bank
rupt.
No. SIS In bankruptcy.
To the creditors Of William D. Haworth. Of In
dianapoiis. in the county OF Marion. and dis
trfct aforesaid. bankrupt
Notice Is hereby given that the sd day of
July. A. ID. 1900. the said William u Hawortl
was duly adjudicated bankrupt and that the
FIRST meeting OF his creditors will be held at
Room 81. Indiana Trust building No. ia East
Washington street in the city OF indianapolis,
Marion county, Indiana. on the 4th day OF Au-
gust A. ID. 1870. at O'Clock i'm the forenoon at
which time the said creditors may attend. prove
their claims. appoint a trustee. examine the
bankrupt and transact such other business as
may properly come before said meeting.
ALBERT RARB Referee in Bankruptcy
Indianapolis. Ind. July "a. 1890
DEPOT o. NJ. DEPARTMENT. JefrersonviIle
Ind. July 70. ig0.-Sealed proposals. I'm tripll-
cate. will be received here until IL o'clock a.
m central standard tirne). Aug . 1900 for
furnishing 1000 single sets ambulance or wagon
harness. The United States reserves right IA
reject or accept any all proposals or any
part thereof. Information furnished on appif-
cation Envelopes containing proposals should
be marked Proposals for Harness ETC. and
addressed g r. BARNETT. Deputy .. NJ.
general. -