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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-07-29

Religious Programme on
sunday at winona Lake.

WARSAW, Ind, July 2S.-The annual
session of the Young Peoples Christian
Union OF the Associated Reform Presby-
terrain Church of North America closed at
winona lake tonight with religious serv-
ices. After a praise service this forenoon
the Rev. w. w White, of Montclair. N.
j., recently returned from work In Cal
cutta. conducted The Sunday-school lesson.
his class consisting of nearly the entire
summer population OF Winona. Immedi-
ately following, the Rev. r. M. Russell,
d. D., delivered the convention sermon.
Devotional services were held this after
noon. Then followed a conference on work
o. the committees. conducted by the Rev.
]. A. Duff, OF Chicago, consisting of a brief
review of the work of the convention. The
final address, "A Missionary Message
was given by j.. Campbell White, Mont
clair. y. J., prominent in missionary work
for the National Young Mems Christian
Association. and who, as international field
secretary. has just returned from five
years labor IN India and Egypt.
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Hope Pinned to America.

LONDON, July 2s.-The supply OF money
was rather scarty last week, as the gov
eminent disbursements after the
on the consol loans. were small. Conse-
quently, although there was little demand,
rates remained firm. Stocks were dull. A
quiet liquidation proceeded in many &C
counts, but 1t is believed this about con-
Guides liquidations. Therefor, with prices
about the lowest figures, a favorable reao-
ton may soon be expected. At present,
however, there IS little local inquiry. Nor
is there any continental support. the CONT
mental oourses having troubles OF their
own. Hope is pinned 70 America, and the
hardening tendency in New York has been
followed by somewhat more stoadiness in
London. a settlement OF the steel strike
would aid materially. Authentic ngures as
TO the extent of the damage TO crops in
the United States are eagerly awaited for
their effect upon granger roads.
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Charges Of BIackmatI Made.

Special to the indianapolis journal.
JEFFERSONVILLE. Ind, July 2S.-Capt.
]. c. Warner, a well-known pension attor-
ney and notary public, went before the
prosecutor and filed charges against Ed
ward Flowers and Bertha Flowers, charg-
ing an attempt at biackmail. Several days
ago the woman had Warner arrested on z
charge Of attempted assault, which she
alleged occurred in Warmers Office, where
she had gone on business. Warner was
tried and acquitted. He now claims that
the Flowers came TO him before the trial
and agreed 10 withdraw the suit if he
would pay them $40.
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IT'S A DISMAL FAILURE
ATTEMPT OF MIDWAY SHOWS To
OPEN ON SUNDAY.
Plans for a Great Week at the Pam
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Has More
than Paid Its, Way.

BUFFALO, July 2S.-The attempt of the
Midway shows to open for business to-
day was a failure. The first show TO an
nounce that 1t was ready for business was
the Indian Congress. In front OF the con-
cession were two Of the directors of the
concern and their attorney. Captain Dag
mar, Of the exposition police force, no.
titled them to close, which they did un-
der protest. Later another attempt was
made to open the show. Iron pipes were
driven into the asphalt pavement by the
police. From the pipes a rope was
stretched In the form of a square, which
completely blocked the entrance to the
Indian Congress. The concessionaries then
ordered the ticket sellers to desist. Sew
eral other shows opened their doors for
a few minutes. but were closed by the
police.
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Brotherhood of -. Andrew.

DETROIT. July 2S.-The final session OF
OF the convention of the Brotherhood Of
st. Andrew, which began on Thursday last,
was held tonight at ST. Johns Church. the
Rt- Rev. Arthur G. a. Hall. d. D., Bishop
OF Vermont. presiding. The anniversary
sermon was delivered by the Rev. James
H McIvaine, d. D. of Pittsburg, 1T the
morning session. At $50 D. m. a mass
meeting for men was held at Convention
Hall. presided over by y. Farrar Davidson,
OF Toronto. Short speeches were made by a
number OF delegates and others on broth
erhooc work st the early evening session
at 81 Johns Church addresses were made
by the Rev. j. A. Richardson, VI. a. Of
-. John. y. B.. on His Life" and by the
Rev. William ~ Query, chaplain OF the
University of the South, Sewanee, Tenn,
on His Kingdom"
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PRESSING THE PORTE.
Russia and France Per-
emptory in Their Demands.

CONSTANTINOPLE. July YESTERDAY
the Sultan agreed to comply with the de-
mand made by the Russian government for
release of the Servians recently arrested
In Albania. together with the restoration
OF the arms taken. and for the recall of
Djemal Bey. the Mutessahf OF Prishtina,
the instigator OF the arrests. Notwith-
standing this prompt compliance. the ar
rests were continued. and to-day Russia
repeated her Tenant in pereinptory terms.
France is pressing for a settlement in
connection with the French-owned docks.
the contract calling for their purchase by
Turkey.
All the legations are making representa-
lions against interference by the Porte
with the decisions Of the sanitary council.
The palace officials receive these protests
with the utmost serenity. replying that the
Sultan is the sovereign of Turkey.
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CHOATE's GOOD OFFICES
Said to Have Been Invoked by Mr..
kruger In Interest of Peace.

LONDON. July 29.-"United States Am
bassador Choate has left London for Hol-
land" says the Daily Express, mot for
a holiday. but-so rumors state-at the in
vitaticn Of Mr.. Kruger. who desires him
to act as a mediator in bringing about a
settlement. 1t would naturally be sup
posed that a settlement could not take
place without the irrepressibIe DR.. Leyds,
but, If Mr.. Choate has gone to Holland,
DR.. Leyds has left the country for Brus-
sells. starting Saturday."
No importance is attached to this rumor
by the Daily Express, for the paper refers
to II editorially in a facetious vein as a
South African gooseberry."
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INTERNATIONAL ASPECT
Given to the Recent Radcliffe Disor-
ders in Colorado.

DENVER. Col. July 2S.-William Rad
cliffe. owner OF the lease on the Grand
Mesa lakes in Delta county. has been sum-
moned TO Washington for consultation with
the State Department. This gives an in
ternational aspect to the recent shooting OF
two men by a deputy game warden. the
burning OF Radcliffe's hotel and the threat
ened lynching of Radcliffe by a mob OF
Delta county citizens.
Radcliffe claims TO be q subject of King
Edward, and has appealed to his govern
ment TO protect his life and have him re-
imbursed for the loss OF his property.
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BUFFALO, July 2S.-Of all weeks at the
Pan-American Exposition, the present one
promises to be a record breaker. National
Commissioners day on Tuesday, Elks' day
On Wednesday and the mammoth Midway
day on Saturday are the weeks special
days. The reunion of the Chicago worlds
fair commissioner will be the first time
that many of those who presided over the
destinies of the white City have met
since 1893. On Midway day. a parade of
all nations Will be given in the morning.
After the parade there will be a water
carnival. in the afternoon there will be
a big fve-ring circus in the stadium and
in the evening there will be a ballet Of
all nations in the center Of the court of
fountains.
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on him. . " 1t has been decided 10 OBJ
serve Labor day here with an all-day ex-
cursion by rail TO some point near the city.
An interesting programme is being pre-
pared.
(ALPARAISO.-The twenty-f1fth ami
versary OF the founding OF ST. Paul's Luth-
eran Church at Michigan City was cele-
brated Saturday and Sunday. Special
services were conducted by the Rev. III.
Ernst, u. D.. OF ST. Paul, ana the Rev.
John Nollmar. of Detroit. Eighty
per cent. OF the milk shippers IN Porter.
laporte and Lake counties have formed a
union 20 adjust prices, after four years OF
effort
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OVER MOUNTAIN PREcIPICEs.


GENEVA. July 2s.-Frederick Horrii,
while picking eidelweis. fell GOO feet into a
valley and was killed.
LAUTERBRUNNEN, July Is. Herr
Wurster. the Austrian tenor. while de-
scending the Fauihorn fell over a precipice
and lodged in a tree fifty feet down. He
was rescued without being seriously hurt.
LONDON. July 29.-According TO A dis
patch from Berne To the Daily Mail. Arthur
Capel Davis. a London shipowner. while
climbing last Friday TO the DOldenhora
Clubhouse. fell over a rock 800 feet high.
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Press Censorship I'm England.

LONDON, July 29.-The Daily Mail
makes the following statement to-day:
I'm consequence of the Daily Mails pub
LEGATION Of the fact that the Beers killed
British wounded at Vlakfontein, all cables
from the correspondent who made the
charges have since been suppressed"
1t also asserts that Mr.. Broderick. the
war secretary, is using the Daily Mails
publication OF Lord Kitchener new plan
of campaign as an occasion for the in
sinuEtion that we have obtained the news
of Lord Kitchener's scheme by purloin-
Ing at the War Office" and
has cut of the Daily Mails daily list OF
casualties. having also informed the Daily
Mail in writing that he had warned the
news agencies under contract with the
casualty lists or other official news.
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The amount OF its capital is.-.......-..slo. es7. 500
The amount CT its capital paid Up is.... Lss.75e
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1t is located at No. As Dale street.

f. w. P. RUTTER. Manager.
HOME OFFICE. Liverpool. England
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MAD MULLAH DEFEATED.
He Leaves Seventy Killed on the
EieId-The british Losses.

ALDEN, Arabia, July 2S.-In a fight be-
tween the Mad Mullah and the British, on
July II. the former was routed, leaving
seventy killed.
The British casualties were Lieutenant
Fredericks and twelve men killed and
Lieutenant Dickson and twenty men
wounded.
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American Monte Carlo in Hungary.

LONDON, July 29.-Budapest papers are
filed" says a dispatch TO the Daily Ex-
press from the Hungarian capital. with
accounts Of a project said 70 be promoted
by American iEanciers for the creation OF
another but more luxurious Monte Carlo on
Margarethen island, opposite the upper end
OF the city. in the Danube"
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More Detroit Railways Secured.

CLEVELAND. July 2s.-E. W. Moore. OF
the Everett-Moore syndicate. to-day an
nOunCed that II had secured control of two
more suburban lines running into Detroit.
The lines are the Detroit. Rochester.
Romeo a. Lake Orion and the Detroit.
Utica * Romeo lines. With these the SYN
dicate gets hold OF the Romeo & Lake
roads will be used in connection with the
plan TO get absolute control OF the city and
urban railway situation I'm Detroit.
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Fatal Accident at "a Crossing.

AKRON. O.. July 2S.-A carriage contain
Ing w. j. Matson. his wife. his son. aged
two. and a daughter. aged six years. was
struck by an Erie train at Old Forge to
night. The boy was killed. The girls skull
was crushed and she probably is fatally
injured. Mrs. Matson il seriously hurt. but
Matson escaped comparatively Unframed.
The horse was killed and the carriage was
.cked
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Exposition Accommodates n Surplus.

BUFFALO, July 2S.-President John G..
Milburn, of the Pan-American Exposition,
issued a statement to-day which, in part,
says: The exposition has been more than
paying its expenses since the beginning of
June and has already accumulated consid-
cradle surplus. An attendance during Au-
gust, September and October equal TO the
attendance at Chicago in October alone,
will pay all obligations of the exposition
and will leave a large surplus
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birthday. After Emperor Macmillan had
been shot and Empress Carlotta had gone
insane, the audience at a Mexican theater
called upon MendeZ to sing a song vilify-
ing them. but she cried out, "No, l shall
not vilify the dead and the unhappy" and
a hush fell upon the house. The incident
IS recalled in connection with the gift.
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Drilling Wells and Rigs
WAS SHOT TWICE.


CONCLUDED FROM FIRST PACED
from Fort Wayne, Muncie, Richmond,
kokomo, Anderson, Michigan City and
other places participated. The evening ser
mon was by the Rev. Urban Foley.
The new church is of brick and Bedford
stone, 20 by 15 feet, and cost, with fur
nishings. over $4,000. The dedication took
place on the twelfth anniversary Of the
establishment of the Elwood parish, which
UP to that time had been a part of the
Anderson mission, and also the twelfth an
niversary of the entrance of the Rev. d.
Beigel, the pastor, to the priesthood.
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Anti-CIcricaI Riots in Spain.

MADRID. July 2S.-Anti-clerical meet
ings, held to-day ia connection with the
promulgation of the law of 1887. suppress
ing converts and monasteries, resulted in
disorders in Madrid, Saragossa and BARGE
Iona. The police charged crowds. who
shouted, Long live the Republic" and
Death 10 the Jesuits." Numerous arrests
were made.
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Special TO the indianapolis Journal.
RICHMOND, Ind, July 2S.-Mrs. Mary
E. Swan. president OF the Indiana w. r. c.,
has issued General Order No. 3, containing
"a large amount OF information Of interest
to that order. It is announced that Indi-
ana headquarters for the national conven-
ton at Cleveland Will be at the Hollenden
Hotel. An invitation has been accepted to
join the Indiana q. ~. r. train at Win
chester.
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SAN FRANCIsCO. July 2S-The trans
port Meade arrived from Manila to-day.
The Meade brings tic Eighth Battery OF
field artillery, FORTY insane AID twenty-five
c~onsumptivcs. Col. G. Y. Greenleaf. VINO
Is TO be chief surgeon OF the Department.
OF California. accompanied by Mrs. Green
leaf. was a passenger on the Meade.
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YOUNGSTOWN, o.. July 2S.-Tke
Youngstown plant of the tin can t.Ist will
be removed TO Cleveland. where il will be
operated in connection with the plant at
Cleveland. When the trust was formed IL
was expected that the Youngstown plant
would be one of the most important In &c.
The Ohio oil Cloth Company will resume
operations on Aug. !. after having been
closed while passing into the hands Of the
fTnSf
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CALLED Villagers" Classified.

LONDON, July 29.-"The so-called ALLIED
Villagers according to native reports, in
clude $1,000 well-armed troops in south
western Chilli" says the Peking corre-
spondent of the Standard. Mos Of them
are old boxers or disbanded soldiers.
They have captured all the imperial sup
plies sent from Picking over land"
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EDICT OF REFORM
Issued from the Throne to the Three
Regency y

PEKING. July 2.-Li Hung Chang,
Prince Ching and Kun Yang. resident
Members of the Regency Board. nave re-
ceived from the throne a long comnunica-
ton laying down general injunctions as TO
reform. honesty of administration and the
desirability of initiating all the meritOrious
features OF Japan and Western nations.
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state Of Indiana. Office o, Aus,,o, o, STAT.

State OF Indiana. Office OF Auditor Of State.
I, the undersigned, auditor OF state q the State
OF Indiana, hereby certify that the above is a
correct copy OF the ststemen OF the condition OF
the aforementioned company on the Goth day Of
June. 1901. as shown by the original statement.
and that the said original statement Is now ON
file In this Office.
In testimony whereof. I hereunto subscribe nv
name and sfhx my official seal this 2sth
lSEALl day Of July. 1901.
W. II. HART. Auditor OF State.
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The Assets of the Company In the United States
are as follows:
LIABILITIES.

Losses adjusted and due. losses af-
s1sted and not due. losses unadjust-
ed. losses In suspense, waiting for
further p~roof-totai unpaid losses. s1s7. ss4. n
All other claims against the company. 2q1Se "a
Amount necessary 20 reinsure out
standing risks ...-.-............. !. tsC. gf 81
Total liabilities .sLss3. as. II
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Indiana Notes.

RICHMOND.-The Rev. j. f.. Cathell.
formerly or this city. now OF Des Moines,
Ia, was recently overcome by the heat.
having a narrow escape from fatal conSe-
guences. He was en- route from keokuk,
Ia. TO Des Molnes, when the attack came
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A New Triple Alliance.

VIENNA. July 2S.-The Fremdenblatt.
the organ of the Austro-Hungarian For
eign Office. commenting upon the proposed
German tariff law, says: IF Germany
wishes a tariff war. Austria, Russia and
the United States will be ready to under
AXE it,"
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Gift to scotch Presbyterians.

LONDON, July 2S.-Baron Mo~unt-Stephen
announces q gift of $4,000 TO the Presby-
terrain Church of Scotland, the income to
go to the ministers in his native district Of
A~berdeenshire and Banffshire.
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signor Crispi Is Worse.

NAPLES. July 2S.-The bulletin issued
late tonight regarding the condition OF
Signor Francesca Crispi says the heart
trouble is increasing.
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TRIBUTE TO NOBILITY.
rnnci Joseph's Gift to IN
Aged Mexican songstress.

VIENNA, July 2s~.-Emperor Francis
Joseph has forwarded a generous gift to
Sonora Concha Mendez. the Mexican song
stress. on the occasion OF her eightieth
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100000 of kiondike Gold.

VICTORIA, 3. c.. July 2S.-The steamer
Islander. from Skagway. had passengers
who came from Dawson In less than six
Gays breaking past records. She brought
10000 In gold. News was brought of the
death OF J. II. Alexander. jr., collector OF
customs at Port Simpson.
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PARAMOUNT. ". Va. July AT the
mining town OF Middleton last night Jo-
seph Rrunetti was twice shot by John Bos-
tic. The first bullet passed through the
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Bank of Spafn's Report.

MADRID. July 2S-The report Of the
Bank of Spain for the week ended yester-
day shows the following, Gold I'm hand,
no change; silver In hand, increase 1.30s. OGO
pesstas; notes in circulation. increase 1,272,-
oC pesetas.
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Summary Of Completed Wells
Totals

Increase completed .29
Increase new production, brls. ...........23 go
Abandoned wells .4e
Average January wells, brls ...........1S
Average February wells, .17z
Average March wells,
Average April wells, Ply
Average May wells,
Average June wells, brlS. 21Ih
Average July wells, brls. ISL
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lungs, this failing 10 kill. another shot was
fired. which passed through the heart,
causing instant death. John Mccoy was
seriously wOunded while trying to help
Brunette. All were Italian miners.
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p. n. ttmc - ia BLACK hgures-IEains marked
thus: Daily. s-Sleeper. P-Parlor Car, U
Chair Car. D-Dining Car. r-Ercept sunday.
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HALL & HILL. Thorp. Block.
b. W. COLE.
NJ. SCHNEIDER & son. Baldwin Block.
]. SUMMERS.
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Has been used over fifty years by millions OF
r,others for their children while teething with
n.rsact success. 1t soothes the child, softens the
euns. allays pain, cures wind collie. regulates
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wTether arising from teething or other causes.
FOR sale by druggists in every part of the world.
Pc sure and ask for Mrs. Winslow's Soothing
syrup. 20 cents a bottle.
No such word as fail in the case Of Glenn:
SULPHUR Soap. When that peerless purifier anC
beautiher is used TO Danish diseases of the Skin
ana blemishes Of the complexion. IL i~nfallibly
succeeds in producing the desired effect. Sold
by all druggists.
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GIN, HAM. & DAYTON RI.
Ta<l>t 0fffre 1S Wsah =
AXE FRiE q MEsrERN R. III

Toledo. Chicago aad Mishisan eI.-:.t1@ sioE
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INDIANA, DECATUR a wEsTERN KY.
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Tou may call IL eczema. letter or milk
crust.
But no matter what you cal IL, this skin
disease which comes In patches that nurn,
itch, discharge a watery matter. dry and
scale, owes its existence to the presence OF
hunors In the system.
1t will continue TO exist, annoy, and per-
haps agonize, as long as these humorS
remain.
1t is always radically and permanently
cured by
Evening journal., 1901-07-15
BOTKIN CASE ARGUMENT
Counsel Will Make Effort TO Get Case
Before Federal Court

San Francisco, July 15.-Attorneys
of Mrs. Cordelia Botkin, who has been
granted a new trial by the State Su-
preme Court. on the charge of MUIR
dering Mrs. John p Dunning, of Della
ware, are preparing TO carry her case
TO the United States Supreme Court.
They filed to-day a petition in the
State court for a writ of habeas corpus.
II is expected the application will be
denied, in which event the case will be
carried to the Federal Supreme Court
on a writ of error.
In the petition for a writ of habeas
corpus two new points on the question
OF jurisdiction will be raised. First.
that the sending of a box of poisoned
candy through the mails. which caused
the the death of Mrs. Dunning and her
sister. Mrs Deane. was not a crime in
this State; second, that the COnstitu-
ton Of the United States prohibits the
trial Of an accused person except in
the State where the crime was actually
committed.