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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-11-19
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Ky, guarantee note. Kentucky Union Rail.
way Company. 5000: Kentucky National
Bank, Louisville, guarantee note, Kentucky
Union Railway Company, $4,000.
In addition there are about score CT
other creditors holding claims amounting
to from $50 10 5000
These claims against Mr.. Carley. he says.
are the result OF a venture In the South
several years ago. in which he lost $l.5JJ,-
000 While Mr.. Carley was abroad. recent
ly. one OF his clerks acquainted some cf
the judgment creditors with the fact that
about 10000 had been placed with certain
brokers for investment. Believing that 10
be Mr. Carley'S money these creditors he
gan TO force payment OF the Judgments.
placed attachments on the money, and as
a result he concluded TO take advantage
of the bankruptcy laws in the interest CT
all his creditors.
an Ohioan by birth. He practiced law in
Chicago for a short time, but in 1850 re-
moved to Louisville. Here his active ca
reer as a financier began. when ne became
affiliated with the Standard Oil Company
as president of its Southern branch. and
for many years he was an important factor
i'm that corporation. He was also president
of the Citizens Gas Company, at Louis
vile, and president of the Board OF Trade.
In 1890 Mr.. Carley came TO New York.
and at once took a prominent place ~
financial circles. He became head of The
brokerage firm of Carley. Stokes & Co.
which has since become the firm of Il. ID.
Carley q Co. In 1890 Mr.. Carley began
the building of the kentucky Union Rail
road. A large portion OF IL had 10 be cut
through gravel and sand land. and there
were frequent cave-ins. which each time
entailed losses OF thousands OF dollars.
After having dropped fortune i'm the
road. Mr.. Carley gave il up and returned
to New York.
Mr.. Carley, in an interview. blames cer-
tain Wall-street men for forcing him in
financial matters, and says he will soon
make an expose. His petition in bank
ruptcy has been referred to Commissioner
Frederick W. Leonard, OF Trenton.
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READY FOR THE SHOW.
Sixteenth Annual Display of Horses
and Fashions at New York.

NEW YORK, Nov. 1S.-All is In readiness
for the opening tomorrow morning of the
sixteenth annual horse show under the au-
spices of the National Horse Show Associa-
ton. at Madison-square Garden. All to-day
workmen were engaged in putting the fin
ishing touches to the decorations and other
arrangements in the big ampitheater. At
o'clock a luncheon was served to a large
number of invited guests of the associa-
ton IN the restaurant of the garden. and
following this there was general inspec-
ton OF the arena, stables and other parts
OF the building
The Judging will be started at 1890 to-
morrow morning when Cox DE I.ancev 4
Kane and George T.. Wetmore will give
their opinion as Judges on sixty-two hunt
ers. William {. Whitney and William IA.
Taller will be judges i'm the evening
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TRIPLE DROWNING.


SEATTLE, Wash, Nov. 1S-A triple
drowning is reported from Hetta lake, at
the head of Hunters bay, Alaska.
The Dead
MRS. JAMES TAYLOR, San Francisco.
MISS BAKER, Table Rock, Neb.
FOREMAN EARLY, of the Hunters Bay
Cannery.
The three persons were capsized Nov. ,
from rowboat, in which they were max
ing their way out to board the steamer
Valencia. which they proposed taking for
San Francisco. Mrs. Taylor's body was
recovered. She was the wife of James
TAYLOR. formerly of Marysville, o., one
of the managers of the Pacific Steam
Whaling Company's cannery, at Hunters
bay Miss Baker, who was a daughter OF
Mrs. G.. w. Baker, of Table Rock. Neo.,
has been missionary to southwestern
Alaska for ten years.
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british Protest Needed.

SHANGHAI, Nov. 1S.-As the outcome
of the protest by Great Britain against the
transfer of Yu Chang to the governorship
OK Wu-Chang. this official will be replaced
by a governor who is pro-foreign in his
sympathies.
IL is reported that General Ma, with TO-
900 men, General Fang, with 5000, and
General Yu, with 5000. are marching
toward the borders of the province of CHI
III to check the advance of the allies west
ward
Ii Hung Chang and the YangTse vice
roys, il is said, have guaranteed the En-
press dowager's personal safety If she viii
return to Picking. but she believes that
they are in league with the allies TO cap
fure her.
The French force which went TO the re-
lief of the Catholic priests besieged at
Chen-Ting, in Chilli province, succeeded
In rescuing them.
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GERMAN INDUSTRIAL NOTES.
Cement Syndicate FOrmed-American
Wire Replaces German Product.

BERLIN, Nov. 1S.-A cement syndicate
has been organized on the Lower Elbe, and
the shares of the Silesian cement compa-
MES have fallen sharply, owing to the Sc
we're competition of the syndicate in Sile-
sia
The Westphalian Wire Industry Company
admits that wire exports under its control
this year have been AZ per cent. lower than
the exports of 1898. The company also con-
fesses that it will he an extremely difficult
matter to regain the ground lost in the
worlds market against the competition of
the United States.
The German Gold Standard Society has
just printed a book by DIR. Max Prayer on
American monetary and bank refo m, the
verdict being that the United States is
"still far removed from the completion of
financial reform" The author severely
criticises the American banking system for
an alleged ''nonelasticity in note issues
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FOR CATHOLIC UNITY.
Plan to Re Discussed for the Fedora
ton of All Societies.

NEW YORK. Nov. 1S.-The project of
uniting all the Catholic societies of the
United States is to be formally discussed
at meeting of the Catholic clergy and
laity at the Fifth-avenue Hotel, on
Thanksgiving day. Bishop McFaul. of
Trenton, n. j., is one of the leading adj
vocates of the federation idea. plan for
the federation has been prepared by the
Right Rev. Bishop Messner, of Green
Bay, Wis.
According to Bishop Messners idea, the
union will be directed by supreme coun-
ell of from fifteen to thirty-one mem
elect a supreme council every few years
Bishop Messner declares that the pro-
moters of the project have no political OBJ
ject. He also points cut that in many
ways the federation will enable Protes-
tants and Catholics TO cooperate I'm work
for the good of the community
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THE PARIS MURDER.
1t Is the City's Sensation of the Hour
Cause of the Tragedy.

PARIS. Nov. 1S.-Saturday's tragedy. the
killing of Countess De Cornulier by her
husband was the principal topic to-day at
the clubs and in social circles generally.
Count De Cornulier's condition prior 10
his marriage was rather humble. and after
his separation from the countess he lived
in small apartment IN the Latin quarter
evidently maintaining himself on a very
moderate income The countess, on the
other hand, lived in fine style and il was
evident that his changed domestic condi-
tons. especially as they contrasted with
those of the countess, greatly depressed
him.
The statement by NJ. Leroux, the advo-
cate, at whose apartments the countess
was shot, that she had placed her affairs
in his hands at the suggestion OF her
father, Count Pineau De Viennay is
corroborated by the latter who emphati-
cally denies that there was any irnpro-
priety whatever in the relations existing
between mis- daughter and her legal repre-
sentative
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B0ERS ARE ACTIVE.
Botha Said tn Have Established a
Government at RoesendaI.

PRETORIA, Nov. 1S.-The Beers are ac-
tive. 1t is alleged that Commandment Louis
Botha has established government at
Roesdendal, north of Middelburg, and THAI
with the sl5O,0OO which he has available,
he is paying the fighting burghers crown
a day.
Commandant Abel Ersmus is said TO be
at ELEPHANTS river, with 1000 men, loo
wagons and 1900 cattle.
From Heidelburg IL is reported that the
Beers are compelling the burghers who
HAD surrendered to take UP arms again
under pain of death.
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BUFFALO DOCK COLLAPSES.


BUFFALO, n. Y, Nov. 1S.-A section of
the Minnesota ore docks, situated on
Blackwell canal in this harbor, collapsed
this morning under the weight of $1,000
tons of ore. Two boys were killed and
one man was badly injured.
The Dead
MAX M. TORE, fifteen years old
THOMAS FORD, fifteen years old
The Injured
WILLIAM BURKE, twenty-five years
old.
The property loss is estimated at $50. 900.
The crash came without warning, 800 feet
of the dock disappearing beneath the sur
face of the water, and the top of the great
pile of ore, which had stood twenty-five
feet high on the dock, Just showing above
the water.
The ore is owned by Pickans, Mather &,
Co, of Cleveland The dock was
recently rebuilt and fitted with the latest
and most expensive machinery
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Brook. n. j.. on which il obtained a lease
in 1899.
The farm, which was situated i'm the
Raritan valley, about thirty-one miles
from this city. comprised 1S6 acres. Here
IL was hoped that the wards of the union
would be able 10 earn enough by moder-
ate amount of labor TO live comfortably
with the addition of small allowances
which the union makes to them. But these
expectations have not been realized.
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BRILLIANT CLOSING SESSION.
anish-Amcrican Congress at Madrid
Is at an End.

MADRID. Nov. 1s.-The closing session
of the Spanish-American congress was par
.icrlarly brilliant. The president of the
congress pointed out the bonds which
ought to exist between people of the same
race. language and customs. Senior Feldi-
var, of Salvador. invited Spaniards TO visit
Central America.
Senior Alonzo Ciado. of Montevidco, said
that the Latin race should not hate the
Anglo-Saxons, but rather should initiate
them. Senior Morey Prendergast former
ministec of the colonies. advocated the
union OF all the Latin races.
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WILL SUCCEED MOODY.
The Rev. C. c. Morgan, of London,
Accepts n Call To Northfeld.

LONDON, Nov. 19.-The Rev G. Camp
bell Morgan, minister OF New Court Con-
gregational Chapel. Lexington Park. Lon
don, announced from his pulpit yesterday
that he had accepted the pastorate al
Mortified. Mass, in succession TO the
late Dwight l.. Moody. In letter an
nouncing his resignation, which will take
place not later than February. he said:
81 have come TO the conclusion that the
invitation from Noyhfield is the call OF
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AGAINST THE MAFIA.
Italy Has Taken Steps by Ordering "a
Leader to Trial.

ROME. Nov. 1s.-The Court of Appeal
has issued order sending before the
Court of Assize Signor Palizzolo. member
of the Chamber of Deputies for Palermo,
OF a charge of having instigated the muir
der, in December, 1899, of Signor Netar-
bartolo, ex-mayor OF Palermo and an
ex-director of the Bank OF Sicily, who was
robbed and killed in a railroad car near
Palermo.
The proceedings against Sigror Palizzolo
are particularly important because they
are regarded as the cornerstone of the ef
forts of the Italian government to over
throw the Siclian Malta.
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LONDON, Nov. ia disgraceful con-
fiict took place Saturday at Agram. I'm the
Creation Diet. says dispatch from Vienna
to the Daily Express. THE opposing par
ties engaged in a free fight and wrecked
the furniture and windows. One member
emptied six chambered revolver at the
opposition benches. and his colleagues
nearly lynched him. Many deputies were
wounded
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Higher Duties Recommended.

BERLIN, Nov. 1S.-Discussing the report
of Mr.. F. w. hanauer. United States vice
and deputy consul at Frankfort-on-the-
Main, in which he recommends the estab-
lishment of permanent exhibitions of
American goods in German cities, the
Kreuz Zeitung remarks: THE govern
ment cannot legally prevent this. but in
creased duties would afford a remedy.
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in the ordinary receipts over the receipts
OF the corresponding period of 1899 THIS
Is in spite of a decrease in the customs To
the amount of IL 100000 rubles and a de-
crease of 100000 rubles in sugar excise.
The former is explained as due 20 the less
ened importation of iron and steel ma
chimes and parts of machines.
The extraordinary receipts amounted 10
150, 600 600 rubles as compared with 5000.
00e rubes in 1888. The ordinary expenses
were 100000 rubles more and the ex-
traordinary expenses 100000 less than in
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secretary Root mt Santiago.

SANTIAGO DE CUBA. Nov. Is. - Mr..
Eiihu Root. United States secretary OF war.
General Wood and Mr.. Roots son arrived
this evening on the revenue cutter Ka-
nawha from Manzanillo. The other menu
bers of Mr.. Roots party are expected to
arrive tomorrow morning on the viking.
Colonel Whteside will entertain all AT his
country house. The trip from Manzanillo
was very rough and all the iandsmen on
.-e ks- lex. with the ex-
ception of General Wood.
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Operation ON "BiIIy- West.

NEW YORK. Nov 1S-"Billy" West.
famous as minstrel and for a long time
a member of the Primrose * West min
strel organization. has just passed success
fully through a difficult and dangerous
operation for cancerous affection OF tho
mouth. ON Thursday he expects to ioin
his company at Memphis Tenn
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UTOPIA NOT REALIZED.
"Bis Six Gives Up Its Farm Project
for supernnDuntcd Printers

NEW YORK. Nov. 1S.-Annousacerncnt
VAS made to-day that Typographical Union
No. 6. better known az big Six has
abandoned the experiment OF trying TO
provide for It's superannuated members
and those of out OF work by giving them
employment on large farm, near Bound
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sultan Received Mr.. Griscom.

CONSTANTINOPLE, Nov. 1S.-The Sui
tan received in audience last Friday Mr..
Floyd Griscom, United States charge daft
flares. 1t is believed the conference was I'm
connection with the proposed imminent
purchase in the United States of a cruiser
for the Turkish navy. Abdul Hamid in
quired regarding the health of President
Mckinley.
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BERLIN, Nov. 1S--A telegram received
to-day from the German headquarters In
Picking says: Colonel York's column
Nov. IA reached Tshu-Tau, on the great
wall. northwest OF the capital. A large
fierce Of Chinese cavalry had just evacu-
ated the place.
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wevler Denies the story.

MADRID, Nov. 1S.-General Weyler de-
MES the statement published in Paris and
cabled to the United States, that he had
told an interviewer that if he had re-
manned in Cuba he would have ousted the
Americans from the island.
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The Journals Reduction In Price 10
Permanent.

wrong impression seems TO prevail
among certain OF the subscribers TO the
fcurual namely. that the recent reduction
In the subscription price OF the paper was
.,nIv temporary. anu that return TO sor-
,ner rates would take effect when the CAM
IGN closed. This Is an error. The present
,,,n5ushed price OF the paper VIII De per-
srranently maintained and IT'S high standard
Will in no way be impaired send In your
subscriptions 10 us al the published rates
or have the paper delivered 60 you BY our
agent In your locality.
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Spanish Bank Acquires Gold.

MADRID, Nov. 1S.-The report of the
Bank of Spain for the week ended yester-
day shows the following changes: Gold in
hand, increase, 100000 pesetas; silver in
hand, decrease, $4,000; notes in circulation,
decrease, 10,53S, 900.
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Alleged Chicago DefnIcation.

CHICAGO. Nov. ls.-Robert j. Stell.
secretary OF the Monadnock
Loan and Investment Company. has dis
appeared IL l. said his books show a
shortage of $500.
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JACKSONVILLE. Fla. Nov. 1S.-George
Zapf. a well-known citizen Of West Palm
Beach. has filed petition I'm bankruptcy.
His liabilities are estimated at S31 .362. and
Joseph Jefferson. the actor. Is a creditor
to the amount OF $4,000
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Actress succumbs to Injuries.

NEW YORK. Nov. tS.--Miss Edith Booth.
twenty-three years old. an actress, former
Is attached 10 Marie Burroughs's company
died I'm hospital to-day from the effects OF
an accident which she met with last Sum
day. when she was thrown from = carriage
In Central Park.
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BERLIN, Nov. lS-As the German first
class battleships Kaiser Friedrich III and
Kaiser Wilhelm III were entering Kiel har-
Dor yesterday they collided. both vessels
being slightly damaged. To-day divers
have been examining the extent of their in
ilrieS
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LONDON, Nov. 19.-"There is consider
able commotion here" says the Hong
Kong correspondent of the Daily Mail.
IN consequence of report that Great
Britain intends TO send out flying squad
ron H@'
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ON CAR NICHOLAS.
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combat any increase in public expendi-
ture. The opposition leaders will criticise
the government for a lack of economy
and a failure to carry out the reforms
which are imperative if the Indebtedness
of Spain is to be liquidated.
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before the relief of the legations. The
American plan is to leave such matters to
the Chinese. which means nothing
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Take Laxative Brono Quinine Tablets. An
druggists refund the money II IL fails to cure.
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RUSSIAN BUDGET.
II shows satisfactory Conditions la
Receipts and Expenditures.

budget figures for the first SEVEN nontas
OF 1900 show an increase Of 25,ooo,o0o rubles
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-12-07
Consejo
Executive.

A las diez de la maf1ana de aver
Sc reunj6 ell Consejo, aprooandoso
el acta de la session anterior.
Sc pasaron a Ia comisi6n de
agriculture, las dos peticiones pre-
sectaias, una para regularizar Ia
or&ctica de la ciruj1a veterinaria, y
"a otra para mejorar la condicion
dc: g4nado en- esJa Lila.
fueron presentados dos Bills,
uno para establecer los iuicios por
Jurados, y el otro para fjar las cbli
gaciones del Secretario de Puerto
Rico. Ambos pasaron Ia comisi6n
de impresos
Pas6 & la comisi6n 2e Tranquil
cias, una petioi6n del abogado de la
Port American Company, para in
troducir una enmienda la tranquil
cia que Sc le habla con3edido.
OCra peticion de don Ramon
Valdes para la construction = explo
taci6u de una planta electrica utili
zando ell aqua del rio de la Plata
fue devuelta a su origen para ST
traducci6n al castellano.
So autoriz6 por dltimo a. Inter
prete OF 3ial del Consejo para dcsig
mar persona adecuada para ejercel
ell cargo de traductor.
A las doce dol'dia, Sc levant6 ls
session
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-12-07
De 1T|roa-AIta I

Las novenas do la VirueD han
estado completamente Iuu:s',s., 81
coro q cargo "a varias se11oritss v
niflas dc este pueblo, siendo aneni.
zado por ell srmonista don Pedro
Benabent.
Eel sermon queda a cargo del ST..
ffesoltefo don juan 4. Gonzalez
Galbariu.
E: ia poblacion des pu6s de, las
luchas pol1ticas ha ouedado muv
tranquiIa; ri una sola nota discor.
oante Sc oye; cada cual Sc dedica q
su trabajo diario sin QUE NADIA Ia in
terrumpa.
Las cosechas de frut0s del nafs
no son muy aoundantes, por 10 que
SO pOta aiguua escases. Los xDlata
nos' y <guineoss no oostante. estAn
baratos y al pobre Sc le hace facil e]
sustento por esta circunstancia.
Ell CORRESPONSAE.
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Cdmara
de De|ega ados.

A las p de Ia tarde se rc1ni6 Ia
Camara, y leida 81 acta 4 9 Ia session
anterior fu6 aprcbs da.
Sc autoriz6 el gasto de instala
cion de la luz electrica, pa ara celebrar
las sesiones por Ia nocLe, como Sc
habfa accrdado.
La comisi6n nom bra ada para sa.
ludar al Dr.. Ferrer, did cuenta de
haber cumplido su come lido.
- Sc preaeEto un Bill, sobre hino.
tecas; y como no Sc hab1a nombrado
conisi6n de imprenta, fue acuerdo
autorizar Ia Pre7idencia para one
dispusiera la impresi6n 10 de dicl,o
Bill, yios demas que Sc presen 3aran
en- 10 sucesivo.
Leyose IN mensaje de felicita-
clon de los obreros de P once, Didien
do q Ia vez a Ia Camara sa prcrac
cion para ell obrero puer rtorricr4f1o:
y Sc acordo contestar a esta = otra
felicitaci6n presen tada.
Sc acord6 tam bien O ue no Sc sus
pendieran las sesioles, a pesar de
no estar terminado el Reglanento v
que los sabados Sc celebrara session
de 8 a II de la manana.
Leida una moci6n sobre dere
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Ca.a! d. N!Icasarua.

Nos informan de Washington
que Ia "COmision del C~nal del istUC,
an su informe que ACADIA de presen.
tar al Congreso recomienda la aper-
tara del de Nicaragua Ell presu-
puesto es de 5000, $40 COO y aunque
la aperture del de Panama acusarla
una econOu1la de $50 900, coo opta
por Ia de Nicaragua.
Sc han soscitado va controver-
sias, sobra 81 Ell tratado de Clayton
BulWar, en- G! cual los e. =. Ing1a
terra convinieron que ninguno de
los dos gobiernos obteudrfan y ejer.
cerian dominic exclusive sobre min
gan canal que Sc esta bleciese en- los
istm0s, no impide el que los e. u.
emprendan Ia construction del indi-
cssdo canal.
Ell Times de Londres que Sc con-
sidera organo del Gobierno, So opo-
ne abiertamente a la aceptaci6n de
ninguua ley sobre canales por el pre-
sente, alegando que hasta ahora ell
asunto no ha sido adecuadamente
discutido por los dos po0eres.