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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-08-18
INDIANA EDITORIAL NOTES.

Webster Davis has found that his hat is
made TO talk through, not to shoot through.
-Muncie News.
The close student of Mayor Taggart
might be led to believe that the distin-
suished Indianapolitan has ambitions TO
become the Lii Hung Chang of Indiana
Marion News
And Frank Burke, the Democratic candi-
date for Congress in the Indianapolis dis
trict. won't lift his hat to the American
flag. There were a great many members
of Franks party who wouldn't do that in
1854, either, but we thought they were all
cured.-Peru Republican.
Mayor Carter Harrison is a small soul.
His allusion in his indianapolis speech to
Roosevelt with his Sozodont smile" and
1.-THE invertebrate Mckinley puts him in
the low oratorical class which mistakes
personalities for argument and vulgarity
for wit.-Terre Haute Express
Mr.. Bryan's "throbber'' was in beautiful
working order at indianapolis, but II didn't
throb for the American soldiers in the Phil
ippines. The throbbing was all in tender
sympathy for the mob of Filipinos who
fired on the American troops who fought to
rescue them from Spanish bondage.-Hun-
tington Herald.
Mr.. Bryan talks about what he will do
with Congress If he should be elected. as
il ne would be able to boss that body as he
cid the Kansas City convention. With
Bryan President there would be the near
est approach 10 Imperialism in the White
House that we are likely TO have in this
country.-Terre Haute Tribune.
The American press is practically a unit
in demanding hat the brazen display OF
anarchistic emblems In this country be for
hidden. and that steps be taken to put a
auietus on the hends who publicly xloat
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1t seems proper to make a few plain
statements regarding the Anti-imperialists
who have been In this city the past week.
There were two distinct kinds of them
those favoring a third ticket and those who
are Bryan men. The first-named were
from New York. mainly. They are reputa-
bic men of high general intelligence. who
have. by association and education, been
translated from this world of practical af-
fairs to an ideal one, which is, probably.
much better than this. The more numerous
portion were the Bryan men. A large part
whom the brandinark 16 TO l is as plain as
~. S." on a government mule. OF both
varieties the hotel registers show that al
most $50 were present. If the visitors who
made UP the Liberty Congress are of the
same political stripe as 100 or so from In
dianapolis not over two or three Of the
number voted for Mckinley. AT least half
the congress was from Indiana. Chicago
sent a considerable delegation. Probably
twenty-five or thirty of the number would
NC hhOMH dl HOulc dS ftepu-iCdHS, SOilc
cranky and others afflicted with a disease
known as postofiice failure. With the ex-
ception of Mr.. Boutwell, the Massachusetts
delegation was made up of infallibles who
voted for Mr.. Cleveland because most OF
his party dislikedi him. and who are polit-
ically so exclusive that they would refuse
to go to heaven with the crowd unless their
halos could be made to order. With the
exception of Ex-Governor Boutwell, there
was not a man in the assembly known out
side of his State or county. and Mr.. Bout
well came forth from the political grave
yard, where he has slumbered twenty
years. All in ali the Liberty Congress was
a ridiculous fiasco in the sight of Repub-
licans, and a failure of the Bryan man
ayers in the eyes of all.
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n > D magazines4t George Barrie & Son.
United States Bureau OF the Mint, Charles
Brashear. Warner & Swazey. A. Marks.
Baldwin Piano Company, American Steel
and Wire Company. Babcock Printing Press
and Manufacturing Company. Goss Print
ing Press Company, Miehle Printing Press
and Manufacturing Company. c. E. Cottren
& Son Company, Jewett Typewriter Com
pany. Chicago Writing Machine Company.
fost Typewriter Company, Campbell Print
ing Press Manufacturing Company. West
ern Bank Note and Engraving Company,
Oliver Typewriter Company. Tiffany * Co.
wagner Typewriter Company, George );
verbeck, w. j. Morgan & Co.. National
association OF Photo-engravers. Lanston
Monotype Machine Company, American
ArIthmometer Company. American Society
OF National Advertisers, Max Levy, y
BALES. Curtis & Cameron, Baker Art Cal
lery, Bausch & Lomb Optical Company
chicago Three-color Company. Funk *
Wagnalls Company, Johns Hopkins Press.
). Il. ~Lippincott Company, Merriam Com
pany, collective exhibit American Society
OF National Advertisers. Brown & Sharp
manufacturing Company, Parachute Ma
chine Company, National Cash Register
Company, Des Jardins. Gideon Sibley.
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over the assassination of heads of govern
ments. The proper thing TO do is to guard
against the landing of any more Anarchists
or American shores and the expulsion of
those already here II they refuse to abstain
from their law-defying demonstrations.
South Bend Times.
When Mr.. Bryan looks ahead and sees
in this country needless CONSUMPTION and a
large military establishment, the voter
looks back and sees the huge armies of the
civil war dissolved in peace. and he wonders
whence MIR. Bryan's shudder of fear arises.
Then the voter. seeking the source of Mr..
Bryan's assumption of the robe of prophet
looks back TO 1896. and he hears again those
cast. And then, gazing upon the conditions
of to-day, he wonders that Mr.. Bryan
dares again TO profane that uneasy robe.
Marion Chronicle.
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Beet Sugar Association. Walter Baker
Company, California canneries Company,
California Packing Company. II. j. Heinz
Company. California Wine Association. w
s. Keys, United States commission to
the Paris exposition: +. j. Skin. director.
American Institute Of Mining Engineers.
New York city: Berney Marble Company
OF Vermont, Swanton, VT; Bullock Nj. Z.
Manufacturing Company. Of Chicago. Cali
fornia State Mining Bureau, San Francisco:
Brake x Co. St. Paul. MINI; JEFFREY Man
ufacturing Company. Columbus. O.: George
+. Kunz. New York; New Aidmaden Quick
silver Mining Company OF California. Rev
Almaden. CAL: New York State
state Board of Agriculture. Raleigh:
Paris Exposition, Raleigh: PIX Manufac-
Drill Company, New York city: Robins
Conveying Belt Company. Park Row build
ing. New York city: Charles Kirchon, New
York city: Richard p. Rothewell. New
York: Frank Z. Saward. New York city:
NJ. H Fuller, OF the Massachusetts lnsti-
tute OF Technology. Boston; American Steel
and Wire Company. New York city: Amer
lean Tin-plate Company, OF New York city:
Colorado Fuel and Iron Company, Pueblo.
Col; Crescent Steel Company, P~ittsburg. Pa:
Copper Queen Mining Company. New York
and Bisbee. Ariz.: Pierre Klein; Ministere
de Horticulture: San Luis vineyard: ST.
ere Madre Vintage Company; Cook AZ
Bernheimer Company: j. W. McCulioch:
H. B. Kirk & Co.; Rheinstrom. Bettman AZ
johnson Company: Indianapolis Brewing
Company: Vartray Water Company: Bea-
dleston & Woerz.
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Department of Liberal Arts. Group B.
United States Bureau of Engraving and
Printing, United States Government pub
fishers building), Smith Premier Type
writer Company, Wyckon. Seamans & BEN
edict, Mergenthaler Linotype Company.
Unitype Company, Neostyle Manufacturing
Company, American Type Founders Com
pany, Barnhart Bros. * Spindler. Chandler
& Price Company. Hamilton Manufacturing
Company. Hempel * Dingens. the Inland
Printer. National Machine Company, Har-
~ b. Rouse. J. Vessel Manufacturing Com
pany, Century Company. United States
Government Printing Once. collective ex-
hibis American newspapers publications
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TuE GHOST OF sECEsslON.

The man who left his party in 1896 be-
oliver one dollar. and for nothing else. is
now masking his cheap dollar heresy be-
III such declarations as the following:
If any man I'm the United States within
three years past had raised his voice to say
that the time would ever come in the his
tory of a republic when q President or the
United States would be engaged with land
and naval forces in waging war against an
unconsenting people TO subjugate them to
the power of the United States, he would
have been said to be insane.
Mr.. Towne must either be a very ignorant
or a very dishonest man to make the fore
going statements. The United States gov
ernment has constantly been using it's army
to enforce its authority upon an unconsent-
ing people. Jefferson used force against the
protesting inhabitants of Louisiana when
he purchased it without their consent.
James X. Polk did the same thing when
the inhabitants of New Mexico. whose ter
ritory had been coded to the United States,
revolted, and some of them were court
martialed and shot for their assaults upon
government officials. Troops were sent to
Utah years ago to suppress a rising of the
Mormon authorities against the United
States.
In more recent years there was a most
notable use of the land and naval forces by
the President in waging war against an
unconsenting people to s~ubjugate them to
the power of the United States. Mr.. Towne
may nave forgotten. Eleven States saw fit
to secede from the Union and to set up "a
government of their own. Indeed. thirteen
joined in the attempt. They deied the
President of the United States. Abraham
Lincoln, because they held that they had
the right to go out of the Union. Many
Democratic leaders in the North claimed
for them that right. They held that un-
der the Declaration of Independer ce Just
government must rest upon the consent of
the governed. and as they did not consent
10 the Lincoln government. 1t was an in
fanny TO attempt to force them to con-
sent. Like Aguinaldo, the leaders In these
States took the initiative by firing on Fort
Sumter. and a bloody war of four years
followed. After tens of thousands OF men
had been slain upon both sides the seeding
and rebelling States. the most "unconsent-
ing people" the world ever knew. were sub
jugated to the power of the United States.
Mr.. Towne may not remember II. but IL he
had been alive at that time he would have
heard hundreds of orators ~denouncing the
policy of Abraham Lincoln as an unconsti-
tutional war TO deprive the people of the
South of their rights in the same language
he used in Tomlinson Hall Thursday night.
They used the word ''~subjugate." and de-
nounced Abraham Lincoln In the same Bit
ter invective that he applied TO William
Mckinley.
The doctrine which Mr.. Towne proclaimed
In Tomlinson Hall takes from all nations
the right to preserve their identity and
their power. Under 1t any portion OF the
United States obtained by constitutional
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Department of Machinery, Group A.
Grand Prizes: Worthington Pumping Eli
sine Company. B~atcheller Pneumatic Tubs
Company. Brown & Sharp Manufacturing
Company, Pratt & Whitney Company, +.
w. Bliss Company. Niles Tool Works Com
pany, j. a. Fay & Egan Company. Gold
medals: Ball Engine Company. William
Sellers Company. George T. Blake Manu-
featuring Company, Tinius Olsen & Com
rany. Otis Elevator Company. Rand Drill
Crane Company. Ingersoll Sergeant Drill
Company. Shaw Electric Crane Company.
Simonds Manufacturing Company, Chicago
pneumatic Tool Company. Morse TWIST
Drill and Machine Company, Cincinnati
Milling Machine Company. Hendy Machine
Company. Warner & Swazey, Norton
Emery Wheel Company, Bement Miles
Company, E. c. Atkins & Company. Bisholt
Machine Company. Jones & Lamson Ma
chine Company, F. Z. Reed Company,
l,eering Harvester Company, Billiard Ma
chine Tool Company. Pond Machine Tool
Company.
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Electricity.

Department of Electricity. Group g.
Grand Prizes: American Steel and Wire
graphic Company. Western Electric Com
pany, John A Roebling's Sons Company,
Gold Medals: Bullock Electric Manufac-
turing Company. Lorain Steel Company,
featuring Company. National Carbon Com
pany, Tiffany Glass and Decorating Com
pany, c. j. Torring Company, Ward-Leon-
ard & Co, Helios-Upton. Company,
Holophane Glass Company, Hart & Hege-
man Manufacturing Company. Edison
monograph Company. Western Electrical
pany. Department of Civil Engineering and
Transportation. Mississippi River Commits
sion. George A. Fuller Company, Lindon
w; Bates. City of New York. Phoenix
Engineers, Chicago Sanitary District
drainage canaD. Boston Transit Commits
sion, Boston Terminal Company, Columbia
United States Postoff1ce Museum. Baldwin
locomotive works, Pressed Steel Car Com
pany. ]. G.. Brill Company, Westinghouse
Air Brake Company. C. A. & Morn Goustia.
Standard Electric Company. of California,
Corydon T.. Purdy. Kansas City & Memphis
Railway and Bridge Company, Louis A.
Haupt, George A. Fuller Company, City OF
San Francisco. Barber Asphalt Paving
Company, State of Massachusetts,, Engin-
eering News Publishing Company. Baldwin
Company, Deering Harvester Company,
United Express Company. Metropolitan
Il III DOalo III DoSAoiis w
erage Board of Boston, Metropolitan Water
Board of Boston, Board of Park Commits
sioners of Boston. Board of Street Commits
sioners of Boston, Cleveland Factory
american Bicycle Company, Monarch
Factory american Bicycle Company,
Crescent Factory american Bicycle Com
pany). Chain Factory (American Bicycle
Company, American Steel and Wire Com
pany. American Electric Vehicle Company,
Columbus Buggy Company, American
Railway Master Mechanics Association,
the Master Car Builders Association, Gould
Coupler Company, International Pneumatic
Signal Company, McConway & Torley Com
| pany, the New York Air Brake Company,
New York Yacht Club. commissioner gener-
al of the United States, International Navi-
cation Company. S~eawanhaka Yacht Club.
the American Railway Association, Nc
Cormick Harvesting Machine Company,
Deering Harvest Company, D. NJ. Osborne
e. Co., Adriance, Platt & Co, Johnston Har-
vester Company. Milwaukee Harvester
Company. Walter A. Wood Reaping and
Moving Machine Company, Plano Manu-
featuring Company, I~ndo-Egyptian Com
| press Company. Oliver chilled pillow works,
V1rginia-Carolina Chemical Company, Ash
epho Fertilizer Company, the Aermotor
Company. Autman. Miller & Co., Syracuse
Chilled Plow Company, Deere & Co.. Ward
ner, Bushnell & Glessner Company, Whit
man Agricultural Company. Minister f..
De agriculture. Slower Manufacturing
Company, S. L. AIen & Co., p. M. Sharples
& Co.
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Agriculture.

Department of Agriculture Bureau of
Animal NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. collective des
stations agronomiques. government des
Etats Unis; California Paris Exposition
Commission; Peoria Corn Exposition: De-
tology; Department of Agriculture, Section
d. physiologie ct de ~pathologie; American
Cotton Oil Company; Ferme d Experiences
del Oregon Railway ct Navigation Com
pany; Topeka Commercial Club; the Albert
Dickinson Company; the American
Cereal Company; A. F. Jones; w. ID.
Porcher; West Point Miss Company;
Cooper-Ellwood Company: Alderman &
Turtles; Bartels & Co.; Eckman & Stow;
Overstreet; Station d, Experiences
Station du Dakota du Nord:
pennsylvania Agricultural Experiment
Station, ]. M. Thorburn & Co, Trum-
bull & Beebe, Washington Agricultural
Station. Wood & Sons. Richmond. Ministere
d'Agriculture, Borden's Condensed Milk
Company. Fairfield Dairy Company, Simp-
son, Mcintyre & Co.. w. O. A. He'll,
Pacific Creameries, st. Charles Condensing
Company, A. d. Deland. New York State
Commission, Ministere d'Agriculture,
Southern Railway Company, American Cot
ton Oil Company, w. w. Gordon & Co.,
Horst Brothers. Swifth & CO., A. NJ.
Todd. Ministere d'Agriculture, Min
istere d~Agriculture. Massachusetts Board
of Agriculture. Charles Dadant e. Co..
A. l. Root & Co.. National Cash Reg
lister Company. ]. Helm, Spring Grove Ce-
metery. s. III. & ]. c. Allen. California
Paris Exposition Commission, Ministere
d~'Agriculture.
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Food Products.

Department of Agriculture-Food Prod
10: Libby, McNielI * Libby,
Swift & Co. American Cereal Company.
National Starch Manufacturing Company.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Company. Alliance
Milling Company, Battle Creek Sanitarium
Health Food Company, Cereal Food Com
pany, Cereal Machine Company. Decatur
Cereal Mill Company. indianapolis Hominy
Mills. National Biscuit Company. Ministere
de Horticulture. Alaska Packers Associa-
Company. California Paris Exposition
Commission. Kemp. Day a. Co.. Libby.
McNiell & Libby. Schwarzschfd 4
Sulzberger. Richardson a. Robbins.
Swift & Co. Curtis Bros Company. Louis
lana Sugar Planters Association. MichiGa>
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Department of Fine Arts. Group 2. Glass
John S. Sargent. j. MacNeill whistler.
Edwin A. Abbey, John w. Alexander
Cecilia Baux. George Def. Brush, William
NJ. Chase. Winslow Homer, Abbott Thayer.
Glass S-J. MacNeill Whistler. .Joseph
Pennell, Timothy Cole.
Class 9IAugustus st. Gaudens. Freder-
lex MacMonnies, Daniel c. French, Chas.
Grafton, George Gray Barnard. Richard
Brooks.
Glass lO-McKim. Mead & White, Boring
& TiltOn.
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The Journal has n high opinion of Mr..
Nikola Tesla's scientific knowledge. but.
with all due Difference to the inventor and
20 the possibilities OF science. 1t must con-
fess 10 doubts as to the working qualities
of his new Invention for insulating electric
wires by covering them with a coating Of
ice. II he can produce ice hat won't melt
or ice that constantly renews itself the
Croker ice trust may go out OF business
forthwith.
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SHORTAGE OF SALMON.
Over Thirty Million Fewer Cans
Packed This Year Than Last.

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. T.-Although
the salmon catch this year is short. the
Japanese government is placing heavy or
ders in the local market for salmon TO feed
its army. Men acquainted with the salmon
packing industry place the shortage at
from 5000 0 to 1906 900 cases, as compared
with last year; and, as there are forty
eight cans in a case. this means that there
will be from g. $780, 900 to So. GAO. 600 less cans
of salmon on the market this year than
last.
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Department of Chemical Industries =
Group IA: Standard Oil Company, Rob-
ert II. Foederer. Colgate & Co, Binney az
Smith. Valentine & Co, Armour & Co.
Vacuum oil Company, b. T. Rabbit. Blatz
e. Bros, DUNCAN, Hood & Co, Oscar Scher-
err & Bros. Vaughan Machine Company.
Wagner Leather Company, Leas * Nc
ing Company. II. X. Hotchkiss Essential
OIL Company. The Own Communical Com
pany. Miller, Debrull & Peters Manufactur-
ing Company. Cuilman Bros, jacob Stahi
& Co, Cunningham, Clark. United States
Tobacco COmDany.
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The Liberty Congress was compelled by
. colored man to "deprecate' the disfran-
chisement of colored voters I'm the South.
but IL was a mild performance. and will
deceive nobody. Mr.. Towne did not dare
d%enounee that sort of outrage upon the
'unconsenting." and Mr.. Bryan dare not
d%enounce he DISTINGUISHING of $4,000 col
ored voters.
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81 am a Democrat" said Mr.. r. c.
Springate, of Ell Paso, ILL.,, while in New
York this week; II shall vote the Demo-
cratic State ticket. but for Mckinley for
President" Having investigated, Mr..
Springate is of opinion that the business
men in central Illinois will vote about as
they did in 1896.
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may be dissatisfied with conditions. may
declare themselves an 'unconsenting peo-
pie" and the national government has no
right to use the army and navy to sub
Jugate" them. So, Mr.. Towne, in his hot
headed zeal to champion Mr.. Bryan's and
AguinaIdo's cause. proclaims the doctrine
of national disintegration, or secession. Mr..
Towne is forty years behind the time.
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Department of Social Economy-Group
IS: Lowell Textile School. Massachusetts:
Few Bedford Textile School. Massachu-
sets; IL. j. Gilman, Meadviiie. Pa; w. +.
Willoughby, Washington. D. C.. American
Federation of Labor. Washington. ID. G.;
bureau of Labor Statistics. Boston; Board
of Arbitration. State of Massachusetts.
Boston: Board OF Arbitration. State OF New
York. Albany. n. Y: International Typo
graphical Union: w. A Shof. Philadelphia.
Department of Social Economy. United
States Commission. Trades League Of Phila-
deiphia. Bureau Inspection OF Mines. Ohio:
Bureau Inspection OF Mines. Pennsylvania.
Bureau of Factory Inspection. State OF
New York: Factory Inspection Bureau.
State of Illinois; Factory Inspection
Bureau. State Of Indiana: Factory Inspec-
ton Bureau. State OF Massachusetts: Fac
tory Inspection Bureau. State OF Min
nesota: Factory Inspection Bureau. State
OF Ohio: Department OF Social Economy.
United States Commission: Tenement
House Committee. Associated Charities.
New York city: United States League Of
Social Building and Loan Associa-
tions; Washington Sanitary Improve
ment Company. Washington, ID. C:
WELLER Lawrence. New York city; Harvard
Cooperative Society. Cambridge. Mass:
Institute Of Technology, Cooperative AS
ISOLATION. Boston. Mass: Consumers
League. Philadelphia: Commercial Mu-
scum. Philadelphia: Heinz & Co.
rittsburg: League for Social Service.
New York city, Ludlow Manufacturing
Company. Boston, National Cash Register
Company. Dayton. o; Nelson Manufacture
inx Company. Aisseuri: University II 0e
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Mr.. Bryan's native place, who voted for
him In 1896. but will not do so in 1900. are
given by he st. Louis Globe-Democrat-
too much Aguinaldo being the reason.
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The illustrated press is offering a series
of portraits of the Empress of China quite
different in character from those presented
to a confiding public a few weeks ago. And
yet there is reason to believe that no snap
shots Of her Majesty nave been secured
within that time.
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The movement of the business men to
Offset the effort to raise the rates of in
surance Is timely and will doubtless prove
effective. There is no reason. because there
were two disastrous fires in January. that
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Fair-minded men who listened to Mr..
Towne Thursday night should not fail to
so to the English Opera House next Fri
day night to hear Mr.. Foulke and note the
contrast between a raving ranter and a
man who has a case.
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When Mr.. Towne declared that our gov
ernment had lost favor in the eyes Of the
world he slandered his own country. Never
I'm the history of the United States was
there a time when 1t was so much In favor
or exerted 80 much influence among the
powers that govern the world. It's promi-
nerce in the difficulty with china proves
that. But the man who lauds the armed
foes OF his country is one who decries II.
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Whitecappers have broken loose again in
Monroe county. That center of sweetness
and light. the State University, seems not
TO be exerting all the local influence it
might. Still. it is to be remembered that
the institution is having a vacation now.