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ARTICLES SIGNED.
Kid Mccoy and Tom Sharkey to Fight
on June %.

NEW YORK, March 26-"Kid" Mccoy
and Tom Sharkey. through their represent
atives, tonight signed articles of agree
ment calling for twenty-five-round fight
on June Is for 60 per cent. of the gross re-
ceipts. The fight is scheduled to take place
before the Seaside Sporting Club at Coney
island. Each man posted $1,000, and john
ny White was selected as the referee. This
action was taken after the failure to-day
Of Bob Fitzsimmons to post $500 for a
fight with McCOy.
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Local Observation. ON Monday.

Bar. Their R.H. Wind Pre-. Weather
z g. m..9 .69 IS % West. T. PIT Cloudy
D. m--29SS So % West 600 Cloudy
Maximum temperature. IS: minimum tempera-
Following Is comparative statement of the
mean temperature and total PRECIPITATION for
March Is: -''
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ial to the indianapolis Journal.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
CORYDON, Ind, March 26.-At the
Democratic judicial convention held here
to-day two candidates were nominated for
prosecuting attorney. each now claiming
to be the regular nominee. The Harrison
county delegates, originally selected.
met and voted as unit for K. ID. Mitchell
of this place. and he was declared nomi-
mated. few moments later another set OF
Harrison county delegates. together with
the Crawford county delegates, met I'm the
same room and nominated John II
Luckett. of Crawford county. who had
defeated Mitchell in the primaries by s44
majority. =
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But Two Gases at Clay City.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
CLAY CITY, Ind, March 26.-But two
families are now under smallpox quaran-
tine here, those of Douglas Cooprider and
Wiley Luther. The quarantine is being
rigidly enforced Neighbors of these fam
lilies are keeping a close watch on them,
and declare that If the quarantine is vio-
lated the offenders will be severely dealt
with. Close neighbors of Cooprider report
four cases there. No fear of further spread
of the disease is entertained. Business has
fully recovered.
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Losses by Fire.

LANCASTER, Pa, March 26.-The large
planning mill at Columbia, known as Bach
man & Forey's and owned by the First
National Bank of Columbia, was destroyed
by fire to-day. There is no estimate of the
loss beyond the statement that II costs
$4,000 TO install the machinery all of which
was destroyed. There was no insurance.
LAWRENCE, Kan. March 26.-The plant
of the PierSon Flour Milling Company
valued at $4,000, was destroyed by fire to-
day. Several thousand bushels of wheat
and several hundred barrels of flour were
burned. Insurance, $4,000.
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The Curtain Closed.
Philadelphia Record.

Philadelphia Record.
1t is pretty well understood that keen In
terest has been aroused among steel manu-
facturers I'm Europe and In this country as
well over the prospect of drawing aside
of the curtain which has screened from
public view some of the most interesting
operations in the Carnegie works. and
equal disappointment will doubtless be felt
that this rare chance to penetrate the
arcana as IL were. of these establishments
has been lost through the reported agree
ment of the contending parties TO settle
their grievances out of court.
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ST. LOUIS, Mo-, March 6.-The Febru-
airy grand jury, in its official report, sub
mitted in Judge Fishers court to-day, rec
ommends that Supply Commissioner Fred
erick G. Mier be removed from office and
that proceedings be instituted in court to
reimburse the city for money alleged TO
have been diverted through mismanage-
ment of the commissioners office. 1t also
recommends an investigation by the mayor
into certain charges against Justice Q. o.
Sidener, OF the First District Police Court.
The report says an indictment has been
found against some one connected with the
supply commissioners office, but the name
is withheld The House of Delegates was
investigated and was severely arraigned
for failing to provide proper lighting for
city institutions.
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Hub Block Company incorporated.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal
MARION. Ind, March 26.-Articles of in
corporation for the Indiana Hub Block
Company have been flod here and with the
secretary of state, and f. B. Wilkinson,
A. l.. Reed and w. A. Beasley, of Fair
mont, and Fred G. Seitz and III. j. Scheid.
If this city, are the incorporators. The CAPT.
tai stock is $4,000. paid up. and divided
into shares of 500 each. The plant TO be
erected here will give employment to about
fifty people
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Philadelphia Record.
In one of his novels Charles Dickens
described interestly how like a public
enemy the British government treated the
British inventor, and how like the greatest
of public benefactors the same inventor
was treated on the continent of Europe.
So far as the continent is concerned the
conditions now seem to have been reversed
A workman at Frankfort, Germany, who
invented a substance used in finishing vel
vet. has been fined for imparting infor-
nation concerning his invention TO a
person outside the establishment in which
he was employed. The court said that IL
was the duty of the man TO make expert
ments, and that his inventions were the
property OF his employers.
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TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIES.

Tony Vogel was killed and Martin Egan
fatally injured by the fall of some iron
girders In a schoolhouse under construction
in upper New York city.
If the two Socialist factions of New
York unite Eugene V. Debs, 1T is said, will
be the candidate of the United States for
President and Job Hartman candidate for
Vice President.
Gen. A. D. Shaw. commander-in-chief of
the G. A r., was given a reception at Hot
Springs, Ark, yesterday. He made a
strong speech for complete reconciliation
between the sections.
Real work in the New York $4,000, 600
tunnel for underground rapid transit was
tegun early yesterday at Blocker and
Greene streets on lowering the Blocker
street sewer which the tunnel bisects.
A report has been received from the
Usage nation that deputy marshals have
killed Richard Wilson and fatally wounded
John Rush, alleged horse thieves Wilson
escaped from the Kansas penitentiary last
July.
An epidemic of pneumonia has appeared
at ST. Francis's Orphan Asylum and Con-
vent in Dubuque Ia. There more than
fifteen sisters are down with the disease
Superioress Sister Elizabeth's condition is
serious.
The Wilmington Del) Methodist Epis-
copal Conference has adopted resolution
protesting against the proposed amend
ment of the Discipline which. If adopted,
will effectively expunge the specific inter-
diction regarding card-playing. theaters
and dancing.
William Lopeman. Bellaire CO., bottle
blower. was found dead under footbridge
spanning a creek. with bullet hole i'm his
forehead a revolver with one chamber
discharged was found buried i'm the mud
sixty feet away. Murder is believed 10
have been done.
Robert Berger former partner of T., 8
Dreyer in the banking business at Chicago.
was yesterday declared not guilty OF re-
ceiving deposits knowing the bank TO be
insolvent. The verdict was ordered by
Judge Waterman on the ground that there
was fatal variance between the fndict-
ment and the proof Berger was at once
rearrested and placed on trial on another
charge of a similar nature
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Special TO the Indianapolis Journal
MUNCIE, Ind, March 26.-Ball Bros, the
big fruit jar manufacturers, of this city,
continue to turn out thousands of gross of
jars daily and are ricking them in open
fields near their factories like cordwood
Already they have about ten acres covered
eight feet deep. with the jars. some of them
made last year. The great warehouses are
filled also. 1t is alleged that they are car
rying the stock. aided by New York money
lenders. and holding them for prospective
big increase in price, when natural gas as a
fuel for manufacturing them fails.
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KnowIton-Dever Case Opened.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal
MADISON. Ind. March 26.-The Circuit
Court to-day commenced to try the ten
thousand-dollar damage suit of Knowlton
against Dever. brought here on change OF
venue from Ripley county. Twelve lawyers
are engaged and sixty witnesses have been
summoned Sensational developments are
anticipated. involving the character of
prominent people of Ripley county.
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DEAD MAN WALKED in
SPOILED ONE ACTION At LAW FILED
AT TERRE HAUTE.
May he the Cause of AnOther-TrOu-
b1es of the Block Coal Men-Steel
Plant Sold to the Trust.

TERRE HAUTE. Ind, March 26.-The
Circuit Court room this morning was the
scene OF a sensation when Frank G. NAL
lory. whose divorced wife's relatives were
bringing suit to have him declared dead.
walked I'm and interrupted the proceedings.
Mallory has been missing for more than
five years, and under the law he could be
declared dead and his estate forfeited.
Further litigation in the case is 10 be in
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New Jay County Oiier.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal
PORTLAND. Ind, March 26.-An oil well
OF unusual strength has been drilled on
the Palmer lease by the Davenport Oil
Company The well has not yet been put
to pumping, but indications are that il
will run four hundred barrels a day Two
more rigs are going up on the same lease
and one on an adjoining lease, owned by
w. III. Harkins.
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GRIFFITH IN THE FIELD.
Fourth District Representative Look
ing After the Democratic Fences.

ing After the Democratic Fences
Special to the indianapolis Journal.
SEYMOUR, Ind, March 26.-Representa-
tive E. NJ. Griffith arrived here from
Washington tonight, and the fight for the
delegates from Jackson county to the Dem
ocratic congressional convention has begun
in earnest. The candidates for Congress
and those for district judicial nominations
are wondering what is going to happen at
the convention of Democrats which will
be held at Brownstown next Saturday.
The rules governing the primary next
Friday say that the person receiving the
highest number of votes for county Of
flee shall be declared the nominee of the
party, but when ii comes to the district or
congressional vote the rules are silent. The
candidates for these offices do not know
whether the vote of the entire county will
go for one man or be prorated according To
the vote received. a number of the candi-
dates have attempted TO have the county
chairman interpret the rules, but this he
refuses to do.
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Special 20 the indianapolis Journal
AUBURN, Ind, March 26.-At the special
election held to-day under the Australian
ballot system, 10 determine whether Au-
burn should continue under town or city
government, there was unusual interest
manifested. The vote was as large as AT
political elections. and the result showed
a majority of $50 for the change to city
government.
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Rubin Matched.

NEW YORK, March 26.-Billy Madden
and Tom O'Rourke met to-day and agreed
to match Gus Rubin and Tom Sharkey in
a twenty-five-round bout, the fight to come
off at the Seaside Athletic Club on or about
June 1. No articles were signed, but they
will be I'm a few days. The managers
agreed on rules, conditions and purse. The
Coney Island Club is to give 60 per cent. OF
the gate receipts.
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OWOSSO. Mich, March 26.-Charles
Scott. d boiler maker. employed i'm The Ann
Arbor railroad shops. last night broke
into the home OF his wife, from whom he
lad been separated. and furiously as
saulted Mrs. Scott and her mother with a
heavy chisel. lie then drew a revolver and
killed himself Mrs. Scott is fatally and
her mother. Mrs. Letitia Ferguson, seri-
cusly injured.
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An Easter Dainty.

New York Commercial Advertiser.
Here are directions for making the fam
Gus Lebkuchen. which. during the Easter
season. Is sold I'm the bake shops and on
the streets OF Berlin. IL Is sent 10 this
country as a great favor to individuals
but is never made properly here. and that
which Is sold In the delicatessen shops I'M
der the name OF imported Lebkuchen Is
not at all like that made I'm Berlin and
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WASHINGTON. March 26.-The Navy
Department to-day received the following
cablegram from Admiral Schley. command
ing the South Atlantic squadron:
Bahia March 26.-Chicago met French
steamer Bretagne disabled. Towed her
here. The Montgomery had been directed
to join Chicago at once
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The Conau slr Won.

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. March 26-The first
day of the Arkansas Jockey Clubs spring
meeting drew a large attendance. The
weather was springlike and the track fair.
The principal event on the card was the
Turf Congress stakes at one mile, worth
$40 to the winner. There were but three
starters, and the event was little more
than an exercise gallop for The Conqueror,
which got off ir front and never was head
ed. Shillingburn had bad start and tired
at the three-quarters. Four favorites
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Special to the Indianapolis Journal
EVANSVILLE, Ind, March 26.-Adam
Zeber, arrested on suspicion of being a
safeblower, confessed this evening that he
is a professional burglar. and accepting
responsibility for robberies at Boonvile.
Midway and Poseyville, Ind, where he
made neat hauls I'm money and valuables.
The sheriff at Carmi ILL.,, arrived here and
recognized the prisoner as Bill Morgan,
a notorious burglar. who recently was
released from of the Illinois peni-
tentiarieS
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WIN Represent Maryland.

ANNAPOLIS, Md. March 26.-The Mary
land House Of Delegates tonight after a
protracted fight by a vote of 30 to - de-
cided 10 substitute the name OF John Leger
Howard for that of John Hanson one
OF the distinguished Marylanders whose
statute shall grace Statuary Hall in Wash
ington. The second statue will be that of
Charles Carroll of Carrollton.
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Steamship Vidar Ashore.

WASHINGTON March 26.-The life-sav-
ing service has received word that the
Norwegian steamship Vidar, of Fredericks-
hold, Captain Sorensen. from New York for
Norfolk. in ballast, went ashore this morn
ing. shortly after midnight. at Damneck
Mills, ten miles south of Cape Henry, Vir-
ginia. The life-saving crew have estab-
lished connection with the vessel. The
crew of eighteen men are safe and for the
present will remain on board.
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CHICAGO. March 26.-The law providing
for compulsory medical examination of
sehool children as a precaution against ex-
posing pupils TO contagious diseases was
sustained in the Superior Court to-day.
The case will be appealed As an argument
I'm favor of the law the board states that
Of the $4,000 pupils examined since Jan.
s, 800 were excluded.
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A Similar Case.
ST. Louis Globe Democrat.

st. Louis Globe Democrat.
Brother Sheldon's newspaper experience
recalls the case of the man who dreamed
for several nights that he saw banner in
scribed Up. c." lie construed this TO be a
command 10 Preach Christ" and accord
ingly presented himself TO the elders TO be
advised He was asked TO extemporize a
sermon. and at the end was mildly re-
minded that "P c." could also be inter-
Dreted Pillow Corn"
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Another Case Near Sullivan.

Special to the indianapolis Journal.
SULLIVAN, Ind, March 26.-Another
case of smallpox has made its appearance
near Alma Cave, in the family of George
Griffith The disease is well developed,
and it is reported to be of virulent type.
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Field Marshal Sir Donald Stewart.

ALGIERS, March 26.-Field Marshal Sir
Donald Martin Stewart died, this morning,
in his seventy-seventh year.
Sir Donald Stewart was born March 81
1924. He was educated in Aberdeen Univer-
sity and entered the staff corps in 1910. He
was a major in 1856 and a general in 1881
He served at Peshawar in 1857, and was
deputy assistant adjutant general at the
siege of Delhi, assistant adjutant general
at Lucknow, and served i'm Rohilcund. In
1S67-6S he commanded the Bengal troop in
Abyssinia and was chief commissioner Of
the Andaman and Nicobar islands from
1863 to 1874. He was with the Candahar d.
vision in the Afghan war. 1850 was at
the battle of Ahmed-Khel, in 1880, and COM
manded the troops at Cabul and northern
Afghanistan till their withdrawal in 1882
He was a member of the Viceroy's Council
in 1850, commander-in-chief in India, 1881
S5, and member of the Indian Council,
1856
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WEATHER FORECAST.
Fair To-Day-Rnin Probable In South
ern Indiana To-Morrow.

WASHINGTON. March 2s.-Forecast for
Tuesday and Wednesday:
For Ohio-Partly cloudy Tuesday proba-
bly, snow or rain near Lake Erie:
Wednesday fair; fresh westerly Winds be-
coming variable.
For Indiana and Illinois-Fair on Tues
day; Wednesday fair in northern, proba-
bly, rain In southern portions; fresh west
TO north winds.
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a Pointer.
Washington Pos

Washington Post.
The political humane agents should lose
no time in placing their First Aid 10 the
Injured" pamphlets I'm the hands of the
Republican members OF Congress from Ilii-
nois, Indiana. Minnesota and other States
where the voters are not all Connecticut
tobacco growers.
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HOLLY SPRINGS Miss. March 26.-J NJ.
Stone, for ten years Governor of Misss-
sippi, died this morning after short i'll
ness of erysipelas. At the time of his
death Mr.. Stone was president of the
Starkville Agricultural and Mercantile
College.
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Sibyf's Idea.
cIDtf IQtA.
New York Evening Sun.

New York Evening Sun.
The meditations Of six-year-old Sybil,
while balancing herself upon the second
story windowsill, were rudely interrupted
by "A jerk from a grown-up hand and a
''YOu naughty child, If you should fall out
that window and break your neck, where
would We get another little Sybil2''
"Pshaw'' said Sybil. 81 guess Gods got
tho natferu
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Admiral DuDerre.

PARIS, March 26.-Admral Baron Victor
A. Duperre, who was chief of the cabinet
of the minister of marine during the siege
of Paris is dead. He was born in 1925.
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Indiana Obituary.

choice. death resulting from exposure and
lack of nutriment.
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Chicago Evening Post.

Chicago Evening Post.
Hetty Green says she would prefer q
bright newspaper reporter 10 duke as a
scn-in-law. IL Is this sound. hard sense
and intelligent discrimination that has
made Hetty shining success as a business
Woman.
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Died from Exposure.

Special 10 tie Indianapolis Journal.
PERU. Ind, March 26.-EIiza Governs.
demented inmate of the County Infirmary.
and ate from the garbage barrels from
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Cardinal Mazzella.

ROME, March 26.-Cardinal Camille MAJ
celia, bishop of Palestrina and project of
the Congregation of Sacred Rites, is dead
He was born in Italy in 1888, and was ere
ated cardinal in 1856.
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New York Evening Sun.
President Jordan. OF Leland Stanford
University. says that war Is the cause
of the degeneracy OF nations. u Is clear
that he Is determined 10 be original even
at the cost OF historical accuracy
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NILES. o., March 26.-To-night Matty
Matthews, of Brooklyn, knocked out Owen
Zeigler, of Philadelphia, in the second
round They are weter weights.
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Bangs's Book.
ew York Evening Sun.

New York Evening Sun
Who shall dare to say hereafter that
literature does not patronize the stage7
At the Augustin DAILY sale yesterday a
presentation copy OF a travesty called
katherine" by John Kendrick Bangs,
knocked down after fierce competition
for s.. The purchaser was Mr.. J. X.
RapgS
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The Earl of narrowly.

LONDON, March 26.-The Earl OF Har-
rowby Dudley Francis Stuart RYDER,
president of the Board of Trade, is dead.
He was born JAM 16. 1881.
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No Quorum at Terre Haute.

TERRE HAUTE, Ind, March 26.-The
conference between the miners and opera
tors of the Indiana district is still without
result, the joint conference not having
quorum to-day.
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Redeeming Feature.


Kansas City Journal.
March Is an uncertain. blustery. disagree
able month. but II has its good points. Oc-
casionally 1t contains five pay days
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Special to the Indianapolis Journal
PERU, Ind, March 26.-Edward Glenn
ents, a young married man, living near
Macy, is in Jail here charged with a GRIM
inal assault on Ida Waggoner. the thir-
teen-year-old daughter of farmer living
in that neighborhood.
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Baltimore American
Hadji Hassan Gholi Khan refuses 20 tell
the name OF his SUCCESSOR minister from
Persia 10 this government. Possibly. Had5i
Hassan Gholi Khan't
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HANNA INDIGNANT.

power" The court took the application
under advisement
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IN A GIRLS COLLEGE.
Smallpox at the Sacred Heart school,
Near Fort Wayne.

Near Fort Wayne.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal
FORT WAYNE, Ind, March 26.-Small-
pox has appeared at the Academy Of the
Sacred Heart. Catholic boarding school
for girls, and the health officers have
placed the institution under quarantine.
The patient is Chicago woman, mother
of one of the students, who was visiting
her daughter when she was taken ILL.,
Many of the leading Catholic families
of this part of the State have daughters
among the pupils.
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BLOCK COAL WAGE MEETING.
Two Points at Issue which May Re
Difficult of Solution.

Special 60 the lDdls Tsrol.s Journal
BRAZIL. Ind, March "A delegate
meeting of the block coal operators and
miners met here to-day In an effort to tx
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TO CURE a COLD IN ONE nay

T Tax reond vs the sr9mS uinins T.hsts drug
w. Groves signsturs y o. each box "a