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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-10-16

All roads in the Central Passenger As
ISOLATION east Of the Mississippi river have
agreed to reduce rates for the ~Thanksgiv-
ing, Christmas and New Year holidays.
For Thanksgiving these lines will sell
tickets at one and one-third fare for the
round trip for a distance not to exceed $50
miles from any one station. The tickets
will be sold TO and from all stations from
the Mississippi river TO P~ittsburg and Buff
falo on the east, with the foregoing re-
striction, and from the Ohio river to the
great lakes. For Christmas and New Year
similar rates will prevail in the same ter
%ritories, except that instead of the tickets
being limited to distances of 15O miles, they
will be sold for any distance in the terri
tory named.
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WASHINGTON, Oct. 15.-The War De-
partment has received the following list
of casualties from General Macarthur, at
Manila:
Killed-Oct. s.: Orion, Luzon, Company
d. - Infantry, G. p. Hoffman. Wounded
Frank G.. Schmidt, leg above the knee,
slight: Frank Summer. arm. slight; Cor
poral f. w. Daniel, hip. slight; +. l.. Hoeft.
breast, severe.
Killed-Sept. II: Baybay. Leyte. Company
E. Forty-third Infantry, Burt Field. Sept.
%: Palanas, Macbate. Company b, Thirty
ninth Infantry, L. n. Pence. Oct. 3: Car
mon, Bohol, Company G. Forty-fourth In
fantry, William G.. Hollingsworth.
Wounded-Oct. 6: Bangued, Luzon, Com
pany b.. Thirty-third Infantry, Corporal
o. n. Mills. leg above the knee. slight.
Date unknown: Pandan Panay, Forty
fourth Infantry, First Lieutenant Clyde
Parker. four slight wounds
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Philadelphia Record (Dem.)

President Mckinley has lone credit to
his own Judgment and no less credit to
the country In naming Judge George Gray
to represent the United States. with ex-
President Harrison, as a member OF The
Hague Permanent Arbitration Tribunal.
The nations are making wars and making
ready for wars with ominous assiduity; but
the time may come when the Arbitration
Tribunal will be a welcome resort for the
most obstreperous and aggressive powers.
1t will always furnish places OF distinction
and dignity for American representatives.
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RESCUE OF AMERICANS.
Message from Macarthur Telling OF
Safety Of Shields and Party.

Safety of Shields and Party.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 15.-The following
account of the rescue of Captain Shields
and his command from the Filipinos has
been received by the War Department from
General Macarthur.
Information from Marindiuque just re-
ceived, says that Captain Shields and
forty-eight men of Company F. twenty
ninth Regiment U. s. Infantry; two cor
porals of Company A. T%wenty-ninth Regi-
ment, one civilian, an American negro,
prisoners in the hands of insurgents, have
been turned over to Gen. Luther R. Hare.
More particulars soon giving names killed
and injured"
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.


CLEVELAND. CINCINNATI, CHICAGO &
ST. LOUIS
Cincinnati, Oct. s. 1900.
The annual meeting OF the stockholders of this
company for the election OF directors and for
such other business as may come before the
meeting. viii be held at the office Of the COM
Dany, corner OF Third and Smith streets, in
Cincinnati. o., on Wednesday, Oct 81. 1900. at 10
o'clock a. m. The stock transfer books will be
closed at the Office OF Messrs. ]. p. Morgan n
Co.. Nc. % Wall street, New York. at 3 o'clock
4. m, Thursday, Oct. II. 1900. and reopen at 10
o'clock q. m. Thursday, Nov. 1. 1900.
r. +. OSBORN, Secretary.
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TICKLE FAME.
worthy Candidates Not Included I'm
the Roll OF Honor.
New York Evening Post.

New York Evening Post.
Those persons who have no expectation
of ever being voted into the New York
Hall OF Fame may comfort themselves
with the fact that both Benjamin Thomp-
son and Joseph Henry have failed I'm the
competition thus far. Yet these two men
share with Benjamin Franklin the honor
OF standing among the founders of mod
ern science. The former, under the title
OF Count Rumford, shares with Sir
Humphrey Davy the honor of discover
ing that heat Is . mode OF motion, = prin-
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New Associations.

The following articles Of incorporation
were filed yesterday:
The Central Telephone Company, of
Frankfort: capital stock. $50. COO. directors.
John III. Murphy. Murat w. Hopkins and
William Pogue.
The Valparaiso Athletic Association. of
Valparaiso: directors. Ralph Bardine.
Charles Foster and l.. r. Skinner.
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Arrest of pentixr.

Alexander p. Heron. a dentist, living at
81 North Delaware street. was arrested
yesterday on a warrant sworn out by
George A. Mills, charging that he sold
mortgaged goods William A. Ripley held
a mortgage on his dentistry tools for $500.
Mills bought a half interest In the tools.
afterward discovering the existence Of the
MORTGAGE.
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wANTED-AGENTs.


wANTED-Expertenced Agents Sell. Barrie's
Book on The Paris Exposition In the South.
Send references. GEO. r. T3
West Chestnut street. Louisville,~ KY; coo Com
mon street. New Orleans. La
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Mis.ouri's idea of Good Luck.

Kansas CITY star.
Governor Stephens admits that the law
should be upheld. even during carnival
week, when, TO borrow his language. the
best OF US lose our dignity and make fools
of ourselves If Lon V. Stephens would
confine his abandonment of dignity and
folly 10 one week I'm the year the people
of Missouri would account themselves truly
blessed. and as playing In great luck. But
a Governor who is a buffoon and a marplot
2S days In the year is a grievous affection
indeed.
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The Board OF Health yesterday ordered
the quarantine raised on the Norton home,
af No. 1877 Cornell avenue, where four
cases OF smallpox were reported IN the last
few weeks.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-10-16
A Shanghai Rumor.

Baltimore American.
"No, I do not know what the European
concert will play" observed Ii Hung
Chang.
Then, with a knowing smile. he con-
tinued:
But I would not be surprised II we fur
nished the Tuan."
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San Francisco Chronicle.
In making a choice of presidential candi-
dates 1t should be remembered that one
represents promises of prosperity already
fulfilled, the other prophecies OF calamity
already discredited,
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FOR SALE.


FOR s~ALE-Large hreproof safe; Hall make;
late pattern. Address X. 1895 Ash street. city.
FOR En- Remington typewriter and
desk for SO; a great bargain Can be seen at
1853 Ash street.
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WANTED-Young men. our illustrated catalogue
explains how we teach barber trade in eight
weeks. Mailed free. MOLER BARBER COL
Chicago. i'll
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WANTED-Dental work free at Central College
OF Dentistry, southwest corner OF Ohio and Tli-
pois streets. No charge. except for cost or ma
ferial.
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FINANCIAL.


SfOGXGfcfSs Onion f~rsSsfeS and storsss
Company. corner East Ohio street and Bee
line tracks: only hrst-class storage soncited;
GRATING AND PACKING OF HOUSEHOLD
GOODS A SPECIALITY.
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@GARLAsD" stowe AND RANGES
Awarded highest prize Paris exposition 1900.
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Baltimore American.
General Harrison can talk less and say
more than any other man In the country.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-08-31
A Slx-RnlInd Draw

BUFFALO. N. Y, August so.-Frank
Erne. OF Buffalo and Tom Couhig. OF
Dunkirk, fought six rounds to a draw
ut the Olympic Athletic Club Tonight.
The men met at catchwelghts. CouhIg
weighing about thirteen pounds heavier
than his opponent. In the first round
Erne's lightning left jabs drew blood
from Couhlg's nose and mouth, and the
Inter was felnted Into several blind
leads, but landed couple OF fair lefts
on Erne's face. In the next two rounds
Erne landed several light lefts on the
face and body. CouhIg putting Il hard
left on the fact at the close OF the third
round. The fourth round wns .erriflc
mlx.up. Erne sending fusilade OF stIrt
rights and let's to the face and law.
and Couhig countering hard on nose and
mouth. Couhig was groggy ut the
close OF the round. while Erne seemed
very tired, The NTH round was tanc.
Erne contcntlng himself with blocNIng,
G.;ouhig's leads cleverly and 9plftting
Hight icftH on the nose. In ths siytf;
and last round Couhig landed n hard
right on the side OF the head. yErne
coming bnck with left jabs on the face
which made Couhig bleed profusely,
Tho round ended with both men willing
md strong. Referee McBride,s5 dsoi.
son OF draw was received with dis.
favor. ! : y 80 i Z.
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ii Makes NJ. / / RestfuI Sleep.
Ing and the 2:2o Class was carried r, 40 owe,

Ing and the 2:2o class was carried over
until tomorrow, because OF darkness.
The racing was the best OF the week.
The Abbott broke his record OF 2:O5H,
made at Readville. He stepped the
track In 2:o4Ss, which ties the worlds
record for geldings, held by Azote.
OF the three races finished but one
favorite come home. Georgena won the
2:12 stake in straight heats and was
never out at any part of the race. Frank
Bogash upset the talent in the 2:o4 pace
byIwinnlng In straight heats. Anaconda
was a strong favorite, selling for, 800,
the field bringing $500. The winner cut
his mark to 2:osA in the second heat.
The 2:oS pace proved to be one OF the
hottest races OF the week. Bonnie d.
rect was a strong favorite and won abe
first heat in good time. The second
heat Courier Journal and Harry o step
ped to the wire In an exciting finish.
The judges ruled q dead heat. Courier
Journal won the next heat in another
hot battle. Bonnie Direct broke in the
finalheat and Courier Journal won the
heat and race. n II
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Dunn Was Pounded,

BROOKLYN. August 3o.-Aftcr pitching
good ball for seven innings to-day Dunn
was pounded for ten hits. including three
triples. and the Brooklyns won out In n
cnnter, The crowd rooted hard for the
.es-Brookiyn pitcher. and the onslaught
was therefore not popular. weighing
only bad inning was the Geventh, but sem
sational fielding kept the runs down. Cross
did clever work at third base, while the
hitting OF Kceler. Dablcn. Jennings and
Kelly WINS heavy. Attendance, 100. The
score: Ri f
Brooklyn 81 0 o IL o 0 II I'll rs 2
Batteries. Dunn and Mcfarland: Wcy-
hing and Farrell. Earned runs. Philadel-
phia /. Brooklyn 0. Time. Eli. Umpire
Hurst, & z.tl y s-tsf -. a.i. s34s
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-08-31
BELLArRE HAppENIil.N[as;E
Matters Of Interest In the Mstrppolis
Of Belmont County,

l. ~ :
Rev. D. w. Chandler, d former pas
tor OF the First N. Z. church here, and
later at ST.. Clairsville. was d mission
airy in China for several years, and his
son wrote him for Information concern
Ing the troubles there. The fatherIan-
,swered the query as might be expect
ed he would, but.h he also, added a post
script that has provoked very sharp
criticism that he. should dlstort such
troubles for political effect, So far
as writing his son goes he had Hight
to write such things, perhaps; at beast
had 1t remained private the public
would have no say In the mattergt but
his story Of the situation and his shout
for. Bryan is paraded now for pol tical
effect. The reverend gentleman might
read Bobby Burns coupiet. "oh. bwad
some power" ETC., without harm to
himself, and when he writes lagain
might adopt Finnegan's brevity.!l ION
again. On again! Gone again. Flnne-
gan" s q, ,f
~. W. CARRIER and familyrwill return
from Epworth Park to-day, and to-
morrow Mr.. CARRIER Will assume charge
of the Cleveland, Jorain & Wheeling
freight department. at Martins Ferry.
The family Will retain their residence
here for a time. 5tu.5 !
Crab-Apple PresbyterIans are 1iiiak--
Ing preparations for centennial cell
ebration September az The church
will be one hundred years old at, that
time, and they have arranged quite an
interesting programme. e y.
The family OF Mrs. Anna Fitton. held
a reunion ut Wheeling Park ysster-
day, but they were not. all present.
However, there was quite a large and
happy family as 1t was, representing
three generations. u ], Il.
The young son OF Mrs. Chester lewis
had narrow escape yesterday. :u,T The
child got hold of a bottle Of aconite.
had the cork out and was about % try
It, when discovered. Z fTlii
A young son Of Charles GatteR fell
head first Into spring yesterday. and
would have drowned had he not been
noticed. The family resides on Rose
Hill. ;,i spei
1t is said four or five DemaeEatlc
committeeemen'in this city, Will resign.
or have done so, and they have, all been
hard workers for the party. 2.
The slight trouble at3the Rose! Nor.
gan coal workers ended to the satis-
faction OF the miners, and worki!was
resumed at once. -1:ti.
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A Thirteen-Inning Tie.

u CHICAGO. August 3O.-ClncinnatI and
Chicago fought hard thirtcen-lnning bat
and a double play gave the locals two runs
Mt tho start. An error. q sacrifice in ont
and wild pitch scoring the other. Gin
clnnati made two one gifts and two Ein.
giles, Beckiey's questionable double and
two singles evening up tho score In tho
ninth. Attendance, 200. n II f.
Chicago .......2 0 . 0i0 01o0o0o0-5I Q o
Cincinnati 80 40 oooo1oooo-3 10 3
Batteries. Callahan and Dexter: Newton
md kRhqe. Earned runs. Cincinnati /.
Time. $50, Umpire. Emsl!c. Called In
the thirteenth Inning on account OF dark.
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To-DAY's GAMES.
New, Castle at Wheeling.
Sir Fort Wayne at Marion.
49,, Toledo ut Mansfield.
70 Dayton Mt Anderson


The New Castle team. supposed to. be
stranded at Toledo, failed to appear
here yesterday afternoon, and Umpire
Davies awarded the game scheduled to
be- played with the Wheeling. TO the
latter by the score OF 9 to 0.
IoA Manager Lyle, Of the WheelIngs,
last night received a telegram from
Mnager: Wright. OF the New Castle
team. stating that President Power, Of
the league, was at New. Castle. endeav-
orlng to arrange matters with the d!rec-
tors OF. the club so that the team could
finish the season. Wright says in his
telegram that his team cannot be here
for Fridays scheduled game, but would
arrive. for q double-header on Satur-
day. ,,i, tS5
Manager Lyle believes the New Cas-
.ue,people will come to the front'ln sup
porttof their club. and that 1t will be
enabled to finish the season.
TO-day's game will be forfeited to
Wheeling. II New Castle does not APP
pear. 6ei
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yBGaHUOD.
News Notes From the Busy Marshall
County Town. DC.

News Notes From the Busy Marshall
County Town. DC
Louis Goecke. ST.. while wheeling 4
load OF metal at the lower. steel works
yesterday afternoon, ran into n bar OF
iron hanging from crane, and1ihad
cash two Inches In length cut III his
head. DR.. Eskey put five stitches In
the wound. a.
A party composed OF Misses Hattie
satterfield, Catherine Higgins, Mar
garet Palmer, Annie Brannon. Grace
Harrington and Mrs. James Higgins
enjoyed an outing at Wheeling. Park
yesterday. 2is.
Peter Slittner was painfully bitten
on the hand by dog "Wednesday. at
ternoon. Two dogs were fighting
in endeavoring to separate themi one
OF them snapped him. 53s!lL /,
Edward Blade had the: misfortune to
have a finger mashed while at,work on
q threading machine at the Riverside
yesterday morning. A surgeon ampu-
tated the member. tlTG 4
A good sized crowd from this place
attended the dance given by n crowd
of society folks at McMecheni last, eve
ping. Prof. Anton La Roche. OF BELL
aire, played. SO
The Grocers' Protective Assertion
held q very important meeting at Dec
guns store last night and trans
acted considerable business. 81
Mrs. Marion Byard underwent ntisuc-'
cessful operation for the removal ybf
cancer under her arm. at the Elmer
gency hospital yesterday. eli X
John Kehoe, former resident OF
Renwood. but now In the barber bpsl-.
ness In Wyoming, is visiting his par
cnts here. -, n, 7
Miss Carrie Vance leaves for SnEdls,.
Ohio. tomorrow. where she will enjoy
ten days vacation with friendsHi
Jacob Mlllbaush and family left for
Woodstlald, Ohio yesterday, to btG1 the
guests OF relatives for a few dnys.ta!,
Samuel Hunter and wife have return
Ell from the camp grounds. where they,
have been spending the summcr.&tah Z,
The BARRIERS or the city VIII close
their shops at noon Monday. on ac-
count OF Labor Day. 81
e Mrs. Anna Dare, who has been spend.
Ing the summer ut Glendale, hasifre-
turned home. g5,;;
"a two-year-old child OF George Grouse
died yesterday afternoon Of stomach
trouble. IL
Miss sallIc Peabody, OF Glendale. has
returned after a brief stay with friends
here. .l. Il Z,
q August Remke and wife nreothe
guests OF Mrs. Henry Riddle. -;
VIII Burwlnkle has purchased aiilne
driving horse and carriage. ,.,a.l
Mrs. Elsie Roth. of Fulton, ls.s this
guest OF friends here.
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willis Went to Pieces.

BOSTON. August ao-willls went to
pieces In the tenth. ind allowed four hits,
.hhsb,es. two errors. This Enye New York
three runs and the game. Van Hnltron
played i'magnliiccnt game In center field.
Attendance. 1,cpo. Score: II II r
BoBton 100 0 0 ! go 0E0s1 Ia 4
New York % o $50 OIL 0 o o 3-5l2
Batteries, Willis and Clarke: Mercer. md
Grady. Earned runs, New York 4. Boston
-1..tiIlome runs, Lowe. Time, 2:03 Umpire.
SwnrtWpbd st a 81 u ", III
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
STANDING oF cLuRs
355 YESTERDAYS GAMES, e
New York S. Boston 3.
Pittsburgh II. 81. Louis !,
Brooklyn II. Philadelphia 3.
Cincinnati 3, Chicago Z

PITTSBURGH. August COST. Louis
put no ginger in their play to-day. Their
errors were costly. and Jones was easy.
attendance, 900. Score: r II E
ST. Louis 80 2 0 o 0a10.0 % S. 3
Batteries. Lccver and thinner; Jones and
Criger. Earned runs. Pittsburgh l. Two.
base hits, Ely. Three base hits, thinner
2. Homo run. Beaumont. Sacrifice hit.
thinner. Stolen bases. Wagner. Leach
Double plays. Ritchey. Ely and O'Connor;
Ely. Ritchey and O'connor First on
balls. on Lever l. of Jones 2 Time OF
game. two hours. Umpire. O'Day.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-08-31
Rheumatism Cured in ! pav., 2

"Mystic Cure" for Rheumatism and
Neuralgia radically cures In l 10 3 dnya.
lis action upon the system Ia rcma,ka.
bic and mysterious. II removes at2onco
the cause and the disease Immediately
disappears. The flrst dose greatly, ben.
eflts. rs cents. Sold by r. II. list,
1910 Main street. Chus, Menkemeller,
corner Market and Twenty.se9ond
Htrects. druggists mwS:f
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Chicago H.. i osof z % G ::o4:, o /.
At Cleveland. 3 i.lt x a II II r,
Cleveland .......,.2 o o o % o o % III fsSi
Kansas Clty..2 4. o ! % 20 o o OIL 10 /
AT Detroit. 49, 81 q ii II e
Detroit 80, o : 4; 20 10 a. 10 3 s-fit l6ti
Minneapolis n . 1 % o i 10 10 Oh i0t q
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Amateur Base, Ball.

The Dowlers would Ike to hear from
the Detweiiers for a game OF. bail at
the Forty-flrst street grounds Sunday.
afternoon, at 2 o'clock. Z 4 a, ~
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The proyidencn Rnca.

PROVIDENCE, n. l., Aug. ao;-Tliicrn
was racing from 2 o'clock until DARK
ness to-day at the Grand Circdft meet
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INTER STATE LEAGUE.
STANDING or cLuRs.

yesterdays GAMES.
Wheeling 9. New Castle, o. ti'
Fort Wayne 6. Marion !. ;
t:l5 Dayton 10, Anderson G.
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Other Interstate Games.

'Uther Interstate Games.
AT Marion. RTE
Marion ...::....O o o o i, o 0 o o. i )
Fort Wayne..3 0 90 o 2 ! 0 O-6tl o
!: asatteries-Allemang and Lynch; Fr!cken
and Bergen. ~ -f-ls
T AT Anderson. RHE
anderson .....0 f3,0s1s0 1 is s :
Dayton .,......0 / o o o 0 % 10 ]
tBatteries-Mahaffeys and Bevllle; Moore
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4 4 4
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Louis Goecke. ST.. while wheeling a
load OF metal at the lower steel works
yesterday afternoon, ran into q bar OF
iron hanging from crane, and1had
cash two Inches in length cut III his
head. DR.. Eskey put five stitches In
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-08-31

IT was one OF the fastest and clev-
crest fights have ever ever seen. Cor
bett and Mccoy arc two OF the clever
eat men In tho rims to-day. and Corbett
won by superior feinting and slugging."
The work OF both men was wonderfully
clever, and fully bore out all that has
oeen said OF them for some. ycars past.
Any one. no matter how big or strong,
wouGS have gone down from those last
,uree blows that Corbett landed, IA
.ney were full OF strength. and were
PAINTED In tho proper spot" "a
Seither man when he returned to his