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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-10-28
SEES SOME LIGHT AHEAD
GERMANY Is EMERGING FROM
CLOUDS OF FINANCIAL GLOOM.
Good Iron Contract Is Secured in Cuba
british Situation shows No
Signs of Betterment.

BERLIN, Oct. 27-Last week the Bourse
had a quiet and uneventful experience, with
no considerable changes of quotations in
any department. The week began with an
announcement of a dividend of per cent,
as against 5 by the Italian Mediterranean
Railway. and statement that the Austrian
Southern Railway would undergo a re-
organization by means of which the holders
Of it's per cent. obligations would suffer
some loss. AS the Germans have large
holdings in both lines the incidents caused
a declining tendency. Nevertheless, this
was ultimately overcome and the general
tone was fairly firm. although transactions
remained within the narrowest limits.
Several weeks having passed without
fresh revelations of business disaster, the
opinion is gaining ground that the most
critical stage of the economic disease has
been passed. Accordingly, industrial Sc
curities fairly maintained quotations
throughout the week. Although the Co
logne Volks Zeitung denies that the Ger
man iron industry shows the slightest i'm
provement in any branch, the most recent
sales in Great Britain and the United
States have made a good impression. The
Boursen Courier learns that the Americans
have recently taken 1900 additional tons
of spegeeiZen.
Referring to the situation in the United
States, the Frankfurter Zeitung says: 1T
is a favorable factor for our industry that
the American iron works are unusually well
employed and scarcely able to take further
orders. Naturally this reduces the sharp
competition of the United States in the
markets of the world and gives 10 German
industry a freer field. 1t is striking that
German workers have secured a large order
in Cuba, which is a natural market for the
United States. However, the fact should
be emphasized that the price which the
German manufacturers conceded leaves lit
tie if any, profit"
The statement of the Reichsbank yester-
day, showing an Improvement in the note
reserve of 101 100000 marks, made good
impression, but did not influence quota
tions The National Zeitung says the bank
has received 35O00,000 marks in British gold
during the last five weeks.
The monthly settlement has begun under
markedly easy money conditions.
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duty since April s. 1897. more than year
and a half in excess of the usu7l term OF a
naval officers assignment.
Crown Prince paced the fastest half mile
ever made by a geloing, passing the pole
at Memphis in :59A A little later he made
the latest mile, completing the circuit in
2:OO&
The French Parliament. supplementary
to the "law of association passed at the
last session, IS expected to take action
looking TO the complete separation OF
church and state.
James Callahan, the alleged Cudahy
kidnaper, has asked FOR a change of venue
in his trial for perjury alleging that Judge
Baker is prejudiced and that fair trial
cannot be secured before him.
Caleb Powers, charged as an accessory
before the fact to the murder of William
Goebel was again found guilty at George
town, Ky, and again sentenced to life inn
prsonment. An appeal will be taken.
The forces of Gen. Castro. Venezuelan
dictator, are said TO have been defeated by
a revolutionary force at Maturin. in Ber-
ludez. Former President Andrade has
sailed from San Juan. Porto Rico, for
Curacao, with the probable intent TO land
in Venezuela and lead the revolution in
person.
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SEARCH FOR TREASURE
May Result i'm a Clash Between Great
Britain and Costa Rfca.

VICTORIA, b. c., Oct. 27-Captain
Hackett, who commanded the Aurora ex-
petition to Cocos island, in search of the
alleged buried treasure, and who is to COM
mand the expedition which a company is
organizing, has received letter from Au-
gust Gisster, of Stockton, Cal, who claims
to have a license from the Costa Rican
government To hunt for the treasure i'm
which Gisster says that the schooner to be
sent from Victoria will be met by a Costa
Rican gunboat. Gisster signs himself as
governor of COcOs island, and the letter is
dated from San Francisco.
. Captain Hackett handed the letter to A
y. Milmine. collector of customs who said
he would give the schooner a clearance to
the island, as Great Britain did not 'recog-
nize any sovereignty over IL. which was
shown by the fact that British cruiser
had been allowed 10 go and her crew had
searched for the treasure.
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MAY NOT INHERIT.
Children of InterraciaI Marriage
Barred by south Carolina Court.

CHARLESTON, S. c., Oct. 27-The Court
of Common Pleas in Florence county, this
State, has decided that a marriage con-
tracted in this State between a white man
and a negro woman i'm 1867 was invalid
and that the children born of such mar
riage do not inherit from an estate left to
the lawful grandchildren of the testatrix
1t was shown that in 1865 the South Caro-
lima Legislature passed an act prohibiting
the intermarriage of white and colored per-
sons and reiterated it in the act of 1866
Under the code of 1872 these two acts were
repealed by the Republican State govern
ment. Under the present State COnstitu-
ton intermarriage between white and col
ored persons is prohibited. The real estate
in dispute is said to be valuable and the
loss will be heavy to the mulatto claimants.
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A "REvIyAL" OF TROLLOPE.
Certain ExceIIences in His Books Not
Common in Newer Fiction.

New York Post.
TroIIope in a new edition is promised-to
the qualification of Old-fashioned novel
readers. Anthony Trollope. 1t is true, must
strike the man who is nourished on latter
day fiction as sadly wanting in many re-
spects TrollOpe's autobiography repre-
sents the author as tOiing steadily and
methodically. scarcely checked by mental
depression. unmoved by bursts of inspira-
ton. He could rise regularly at half past
5 and grind out 2,5OO words before break
fast Very tame, very unrOmanuc all this
sounds in comparison with the stirring IN
terviews which emanate from HAL came.
Here the talk is of the authors massive
forehead" and his burning eyes, his
wrestlings of spirit, his heroic determine
ton TO grapple with the profoundest prob
lens, the sudden and almost supernatural
illumination of his dark pathway, the
voices as from heaven suggesting names for
his heroines. Then, too, Trollope did not
make a virtue of studies in morbid psy-
chology, and never pretended that the
treatment of such topics in fiction was the
mark Of enfranchised intellect and
courageous soul. Indeed. he would prob
ably have been so Old-fogy as 10 pronounce
our erotic and neurotic novels not only I'M
wholesome. but positively nasty.
offset by certain eXcelences that are not
so common to-day as one might wish. Even
II TrOllope's methods of composition were
those OF an artisan rather than an artist,
the fact remains that he was highly
skilled workman. He may not have
breathed The divine afflatus but by sheer
mastery Of his craft he succeeded in turn
ing out novels which are far superior 10
the products Of authors whose sole reliance
Is the afhatus and JudiciouS advertising.
Moreover. TrOllope was at least a man of
intelligence and taste, and in far bet
ter than novelist who is guitleSS of
both these qualities. And, finally, Troll
lope, as every one knows. enjoyed the dis
unctiOn OF having added new county
10 England. The "Barsetshire" novels
give a picture of English country life
which for variety and verify is unmatched
I'm the pages of any other English writer OF
fiction; end they present a gOodly fellow
ship of Clergymen and laymen. from Bishop
Proudie 10 DR.. ThOrne, who are better
worth acquaintance than a regiment of the
swashbuckling heroes and the frantic or
morbid heroines of the present fashion
IL must have been the TrOllOpe novel that
Kipling described as the odd three-deck-
err
With noise OF pleasant music and dancing
on her deck
She's taking tired people TO the Islands of
the Blest."
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IN MEMORY OF COLUMBUS.
knights of Columbia Hold Great
Service in New York

WASHINGTON, Oct. 27.-Cardinal Mar
tinelli and DR.. Rocker, of the papal lega-
ton; the Rev. DR.. Garrigan. of the Cath
Ollie University; Bishop Bradley, of New
Hampshire, and about a thousand men,
bers of the Order of knights of Columbia
attended a special vesper service at St.
Patrick's Church in this city to-day, held
in memory of the fact that IL was in this
month that the man for whom the order
was named discovered America 1t is the
purpose to make such service in October
a regular feature OF the order.
The Rev. DR.. ID. j. Stafford preached the
sermon. choosing for his text, Christian
Manhood" DR.. Warren Courier was dea-
con and the Rev. DR.. Burns. OF Holy Cross
College, subdeacon. a choir of one hum
dred voices took part in the services.
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FROM SUNDAYS JOURNAL.


Arrangements have been made for the
shipment of a large number of Siberian
reindeer 10 Alaska.
Dr.~Rixey has filed his official report on
the shooting Of President Mckinley his
illness. the treatment OF the wounu, and
his death.
Advices from Constantinople say that
Nine Tsilka the companion in captivity
of Miss Stone, is not dead, or at least was
alive and well on Monday, Oct u.
Secretary Gage is said 10 be considering
the advisability of purchasing more bonds
for the sinking fund, with a view to fur
Their reduction of the growing surplus
General Antonio Rosas, a leader of the
Column bian insurgents, is said TO have been
killed in "A battle with government troops
fought recently near the EcuadOrean from
tier.
Admiral CrOwninshield will be detached
from the bureau or navigation and sent
abroad as commander of the European sta
ton. The admiral has been in his present
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and the morals of maid-of-honor." Is that
good characterization? No. Do you be-
lieve it? No. We are conscious of the
writer's ingenuity-that is all. Here are
few pa ssa ges from another book, a success
full and highly praised modern novel. Do
they spell sincerity? Hardly. But they
certainly cOnjure up a picture of the author
assiduously DESTROYS to be at his best, to
glitter, to show his cleverness. We can
see him at work making the phrases: "She
blinked sagely. He looked through
her eyes into the east, and was aware of
the stainless beginning of things-joy as
yet unvOcal. and sorrow with folded pin
ions. Her veins ran ichOr; she
was full of the unknown God, stamped and
sealed the desired of heaven" In contrast
let US take, almost at random, passage
from adam Bede." Ten lines and there
is Dinah You know her. You believe in
her. 1t is Dinah who makes the picture
not the author
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THE GATHERING STYLE.
Unpleasant PecuIiarities of Some
Modern Fiction.
London Academy.

London Academy
Among the first and last difficulties of
literary art are these-tO describe things
as they are. 10 know what one feels and TO
express that feeling plainly. Which means
that the writer must possess the great gift
OF sincerity-rare in literature as in life
IL Is such writings only that live, making
fresh appeal to generation after generation.
One OF the enemies OF sincerity is the mod
ern rage for glitter and cleverness in prose
composition. We do not say that the gilt
tering writer Is necessarily fnsincere. but
his anxiety 20 strike attitudes. 10 sparkle
10 be saying continually 20 his reader:
Remark that admirable phrase, that ar
resting epithet, that bright cOnceit. that
startling simile-am / not clever makes
for insincerity. The cleverness Of many
modern books il colossal. often. as We
read we do not say, Nv hat clear. good
thought" but rather. why on earth does
he say what he has TO say so oddly?
Sometimes this cleverness is merely the
failure 20 hide the marks OF labor craze
for polish. the niggling use OF score of
brush-marks when broad stroke
should have produced the effect. Take
an example from able and scholarly
modern collection OF short stories: He had
the soft. purring ways OF a cat. the tact
OF a Jesuit. the penetration of a money
lender. the sensibility OF a musical amateur.
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Autumn.

In her arms unconscious lying
Cytherea's love Il dying
on the hill and in the valley.
Through the grove and sun-lit alley.
Dropping flower and fading leaf
Share her grief.
But in realms OF gloom and night
PrOserpina wreathes her hair.
And a CLEAN OF tender light
Seems 10 pierce the darkness there:
All" she signs 4 long have waited
With the calm OF hopeless pain.
But 10 me, the sorrow-fated.
Comes the lost one back again.
Lovely things that seem 10 die
Hither now viii quickly HE
And tomorrow. in the gloom
OF this sad and sunless tomb.
Butterflies Will lightly hover
As o. er meadows fair she saith
For Adonis brings the clover
With his BREATH
Florence Earle Coates. in Lippincotts Maya
zine
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Indiana.

The Vigo County Council has decided TO
buy thirty Young machines for use In the
next election.
the result of being knocked from a bicycle,
on Friday, and stepped on by horse.
Two vendors of lottery tickets were ar
rested at JeffersOnviile, the first of what is
intended to be a vigorous crusade against
an extensive business.
The Dunn and Mattox murder trials are
progressing slowly at Fort Wayne and
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| Terre Haute respectively, with an evident
weaknening of the States contentious in
each case.
The Union City Council has denied a petit
ton Tor a franchise by the Richmond,
Union city * Portland Traction Company
and has framed franchise ordinance con-
tanning very drastic provisions which the
company probably will reject
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REVOLUTION AND REFORM.
Missionary Bishop OF Shanghai Say.
They Are Coming in China.

CHICAGO, Oct. 27.-Regeneration of the
Chinese people and the overthrow of the
Chinese government were predicted by the
Ri Rev. f. r. Graves, missionary bishop
of Shanghai, in sermon to-day at Grace
Episcopal Church. According to the prel-
ate, the recent outbreaks in China are but
signs of a coming revolution. The Chinese
people he said, were becoming eager for
reform and the new generation would re-
volt in order to learn of the customs and
habits of other people.
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Objects to Tax Ferrets.

To the Editor of the Indianapolis Journal:
Do you people as a city encourage the
bounding and persecution of the money
class" so-called by tax ferrets. which is
simply legalzed blackmail? In a cOmmun-
ity like this. where populistic-anarchistic
ideas prevail and everyone who has saved
his earnings is looked upon as a hog and
an enemy TO society, of that class nat
urally look for location where our little
pile will not excite hatred. And if YOU
want us we will come, but not for TO be
blackmailed. FAIR PLAY
Vincennes, Ind, Oct. %
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CdtQrrh

The cause exists in the blood, in
what causes inflammation of the
mucous membrane.
1t is therefore impossible to cure
the disease by local applications.
1t is positively dangerous to neg
lect it, because it always affects
the stomach and deranges the
general health, and is likely to
develop into consumption.
Many have been radically and permanently
cured by Hoods Sarsaparilla. 1t cleanses the
blood and has a peculiar Alternative and tonic
effect r. Long. California Junction. Iowa.
writes: II had catarrh three years. lost my
appetite and could not sleep. Ny head panied
me and felt bad all over. / took Hoods
Sarsaparilla and now have a good appetite.
sleep well, and have no symptoms of catarrh."
Hoods JarSdp0riiid
Promises to cure and keeps the
promise. 1t is better not to put off
treatment-buy Hoods today,
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INVITATION TO SCHLEY.
Louisville Anxious to Receive n Visit
from the Admiral.

LOUISVILLE, Ky, Oct. PA telegram
signed by Mayor Weaver, Marion E. Tay-
Tor, president of the Board of Trade, Clar-
ence Dallam, president of the Commercial
Club, and others has been sent to Rear
Admiral Schley inviting him to visit Louis
vile after he has visited Chicago on in
vitation of the Hamilton Club
Admiral Schley accepted an invitation to
attend the triennial conclaVe of knights
Templars in Louisville in August last, but
later found it would be impossible for him
To be present.
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Mrs. winsIow's Soothing svrun

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whether arising from teethng or other causes
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BE sure and ask for Mrs. Winslow's Soothing
syrup. . cents bottle.
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j. II. WILD & CO..
Successors TO Campbell, Wild & Co..
zO5 Stevenson Building.

started on the next steamer 20 take the
very trip through Spain, Morocco. Algiers,
Italy, the Holy Land, Egypt and elsewhere
that he had planned for mis- characters. The
publishers of the book are the Continental
Publishing Company, New York.
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Bank of Spain Gains Snecie.

MADRID, Oct. E.-The report of the
Bank of Spain for the week ended yester-
day shows the following changes: Gold in
hand, an increase of 5000 pesetas; silver in
hand, an increase of 1,56S,00O pesetas; notes
in circulation, decrease of ], 663. 900 pesetas.
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Australian Tim Murphy defeated Martin
Judge Of Philadelphia. at the Chicago Ath-
ietic Club Saturday night The decision was
given on points after six rounds OF hard
hghting. In which Murphy had the better
of IL all the way
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Maltreatng a cough! Beware OF irritating
potiOns and OF opiates. Hale's Honey OF Hore-
hound and Tar is a sovereign, swift and peerless
remedy Tor coughs. colds. sore throat difficulty
of breathing and bronchial ailments There i
no other reliable antidote- Sold by druggists
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tractor +. II Mccormack for work done
on the cellroom at the Indiana RefOrma-
tory.
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==BONDS==
WE OFFER

$4,000 Marion County, Ind. BIS
$1,000 Union Traction Co. of Ind. 6s
Belt Railroad Com stock.
Belt Railroad Preferred stock.
kauh ferIIlizer 60. Fref. stock. Price O6
Indianapolis 4 ire Ins. Go. stock. Price 80
Ind little Guar. Loan CO. stock Price %
Columbia National Bank stock. Price 1C4
II. 4. WATSON Pref. stock .--...---.. Price lO4
Price and particulars upon application
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Florence Earle Coates. in Lippincotrs Maya
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-12-25

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ION 6arbror anlet for ret. Seq bill
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lomme.
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lansn traf iig tilboge til fit 2oftcGs
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f9 til 6oile. Dc to felgenoe 9o9e
taltes Der life pio,re om So9tn.
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tom niso aunogsreIierne til PrGois
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Satriititt og to9 en- / forg1lOt Rdm.
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ha~o "a Qauo~n NOtre-Dame.
IWl ). WI. OUGIllGIS ), Box, Il. d., Ind, L. \ A.
@nl. M1t@inleh.

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lige Qiosbiitorie at Murat Saliteb, /
treoibe aar grafioentens p%erIonlige
Ben, 5orfatter af 8orgertrigens 9is
Iiorie, aubas 6iitorie m.m., er ubtOms
men. Del er en- fanofGrbig 9erets
ming ON Moroet, s Osbens Stbgge,
8ort9ang, gearapeliesceremonierns,
tinise meb bans 6erfOmft, Orengeals
Der, Stubenterbage. iOm Solbdt,
Saaferer, Statsmanb, @ubernsr %
prGfioent, ON be principer, ban fors
fegteot, og be 3riumfer, ban ops
naaebe. og bans GiD / 6jemmet.
Snbebolber ogfaa Qndrfisme, bens
6iitorie, Snbfboelie % 5arligRo,
Tamt Woroersns giosbiItorie.
5ortrinlig iluitrerst meo talrige
9iaeber efter originate GotogrdFer.
9ogen Faas paa engelIt eller banif ben
fofter fun $1.50 / 5ormat 95-7a
9omme. AGA Siber Il CONNIE tpt,
meb flint opbabet giaebe, Gulbtrpt
pdd 8inbet.
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cot % fat.

Soroftelo lebiages fom be-
tenbt / 9egelsn al ooloIomme q1b
Der bog beifripes neget fo%rifeaigt. Gn
sngelfte 5biiter, Tom bar anDenbt me.
gen lib paa at Ttuoere Soroftalo. bar
for nblig / et engelife 3ibsfrift Of
fentligsiort line 3agtaagaier og Slut
ninger ON 5orbItQlDslDben.
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en- ipar 9ogns aerIel ben oDer en-
Stenbro, unoertioen IDber be Iom
8orDenftralb eIIer fom ct pluDIelia
it9rtt 8inoitsb, Iom en- tung Stems
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SorbIt9lbmibtpunttet 6ereg ct D9ls
bigt 9rag. men | bets QQr6eo lbber
bet allerebe belt anberleoes. 9rnaet
inbtr9oer / Reglen ltrats I bet gieblif,
0a SoroftalDet er hsftigt. s l0nqere
Qfftanoe lDDsr Sorbffqlbsbrenene
fom en- fern 9orben.
2pben af SOrbifalb 6gres life faa
fGrbeles lnngt bort, | europa | aes
geIen fun nogle ailometer. . ReQes
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5 III.

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fra ale &irtetaarne.
gu lgftes al lit 8r1bbefiul
bet Barn Iua lint bet Barn iaa ie6t.
ret Barn, Der bar os ale meot
Iom 5uoerens en6aarne.
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ben fate, it9rte, emme,
% orgmmer Deb i'm 9tober5 Barn
Ioa ipGo enonu, Iad barneipag.
ON 6reO og 6rpo og 9eIbe6ag
for SUB Iad blioe 8rgmme.
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% Iioen muuttet mite.
W}en ban gif frem / 4anoens 9rdft
Iaa ingen BRAT / 0ro % 9aao,
enoItgnt peo BLENDERS onoe Raao
bans 6ierte maatte brittle.
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meo mangt ct 8arneminoe
90 ben, Der o1bt / 6iertets Stiul
Iaa mango 6ruitne 8remme bar,
BAN bringes De M after NOR.
6an Ital Rem frelite fnoe.
GOb. g IaumuIIer.
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